Floating shelves
Experience smart, sleek storage with floating shelves. With a streamlined, "skyline" look and discreet, almost invisible mounting, the included hidden suspension brackets make them look like they’re part of the wall. Use them to show off your favorite things for a contemporary display.
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When it comes to adding storage and display space to your home, floating shelves can be a versatile and modern storage option. These shelves appear to "float" on the wall without visible brackets or supports, creating a sleek and minimalist aesthetic. Aside from adding a stylish decorative touch to your home, they help you free up space and keep your home a bit more tidy.
How to install floating shelves
Installing floating shelves is a relatively straightforward process that can be completed with just a few tools and materials. It can also be a fun DIY project for those who enjoy home improvement.
- To install floating shelves, start by measuring and marking the desired location on the wall using a measuring tape, pencil and level to ensure the marks are straight.
- Next, follow the instructions for your specific shelf to install the brackets onto the wall, screwing them into the wall studs for maximum support and using a level to ensure they are straight.
- Once the brackets are in place, carefully slide the shelves onto them, making sure they are level and evenly spaced.
- Finally, secure the shelves to the brackets with screws, ensuring they are long enough to go through the shelf and into the bracket.
What are the best materials for floating ledges?
When it comes to choosing materials for floating shelves, there are several options to consider. The best material for your floating wall shelves will depend on your personal style, the decor of the room and your specific needs and preferences.
Wood is a popular choice for floating shelves because it is strong, durable and comes in a variety of finishes and textures. Additionally, some styles of floating wood shelves can be stained or painted to match the decor of the room. Hardwoods like oak, maple and walnut are often used for floating shelves, but softwoods like pine are also popular.
Glass, metal and acrylic are also popular choices for floating shelf materials, each with their own benefits and drawbacks.
- Glass provides a sleek and modern look but is fragile and not recommended for high-traffic areas.
- Metal shelves are sturdy and durable but can be heavy and require secure mounting.
- Acrylic is lightweight and customizable, but prone to scratching.
Take a look at our floating shelf solutions in a range of styles and sizes and create and customize your dream floating shelves setup!