Name: GRANHULT Bracket - nickel-plated 20x12 cm
Brand: IKEA
SKU: 504.305.35
Price: 12 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (340 reviews)

Product details

As the bracket covers the edge of the shelf; you can cut the shelf without the cut edge showing.

Gustav Carlberg

Fits best with the 20 cm deep BERGSHULT shelf.
Fits 2.5 cm thick shelves.
Screws to mount the bracket to the shelf are included.
Screws for wall mounting are not included.
Different wall materials require different types of fixing devices. Use fixing devices suitable for the walls in your home, sold separately.
If you are uncertain about what type of fixing devices to use, please contact your local hardware store.
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Material
Aluminium, Nickel-plated, Clear acrylic lacquer
Care
Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Assembly instructions
GRANHULT Bracket504.305.35

Measurements

Width: 3 cm
Depth: 20 cm
Height: 12 cm
Package quantity: 2 pack

GRANHULT
Article Number504.305.35
Width: 15 cm
Height: 4 cm
Length: 23 cm
Weight: 0.36 kg
Package(s): 1

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Great shelf brackets 👍

These Shelf Brackets are a neat & tidy way of mounting the iKea Shelves 👍

Nick, Australia

Sleek hardware for your self.

This hardware has a timeless appeal that finishes the edges of the shelf very nicely. It is sturdy, easy to install, and gives the room a clean and polished look.

Patricia, United States of America

Great brackets

Bought these and shelf to make a makeup vanity for my daughter. Easy to install. Stylish. Great product.

Jena, United States of America

Material

What is aluminium?

After iron, aluminium is the world's most used metal and has a very wide range of uses. It’s easy to shape and lightweight, but is still strong and durable. In our range we use it for things like kitchen utensils, curtain rods and tealight cups. A big advantage with aluminium is that it can be recycled again and again without losing its quality. Recycling consumes only a fraction of the energy required to produce aluminium from new raw materials.