Urbandi

RECLAIMED WOOD FLOATING SHELVES

$47.00
Size

Our reclaimed floating shelves are perfect for our customers that want their shelf to have a touch of character and uniqueness.

Our reclaimed lumber comes from old barns and old buildings. The reclaimed lumber will contain a mix of walnut, white oak, ash, and maple hardwoods.

High-quality hand-made floating shelves. Those shelves are made of solid pine. The shelf is 1.75" thick. Each shelf bracket can hold up to 40lb per stud. Our shelves are made with love and passion. With a reclaimed look, these shelves are beautiful, robust, and elegant. They are made to fulfill your design needs, to a modern style, they add a sense of nature and harmony, to a retro-rustic style, they add a touch of wholeness. Each shelf will differ from the rest because each piece of wood is unique. The final product might appear a bit lighter or darker because of each piece of wood's uniqueness.

Each order comes with the following items:

  • 1 Reclaimed Shelves
  • 1 Floating Shelf Bracket
  • Installation Instructions
  • Mounting Screws
  • Anchors

Please, allow us 2-5 business days to process your order.

What you will get: Shelf, installation bracket, screws, and anchors.

To make the installation process effortless and quick, a customer will need: Tape measure, Stud finder, Pencil, Level, & Drill.

Step 1:  Stud installation is strongly recommended! Use a stud finder to locate studs, and lightly mark their location with a pencil. 
Step 2:  Once you determine where to hang your shelf, using a level, line up the mounting bracket on the wall. Use a pencil to mark the bracket's screw holes on the wall studs.
Step 4:  Using provided screws, lightly screw the mounting bracket into the wall (do not screw completely). Using a level, check to make sure the mounting bracket is level, and fully screw the bracket into the wall. 
Step 5:  Line up the holes on the back of the shelf with the bracket extensions, and slide the shelf over them.
 

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. To protect finish, avoid the use of harsh chemicals and household cleaners. Hardware may loosen over time. Periodically check that all connections are tight.