I second the recommendation on the zip tie toggler anchors! For anyone that doesn’t know, the plastic only holds it long enough to screw. Otherwise it’s 100% metal, so it’s extremely strong. I wouldn’t jump on those shelves, but they are not going anywhere.
We are attempting to do this with half the tools :P -- 3 floating L shelves for the corner above our "battlestation". It will be an "IT IS WHAT IT IS" learn-from-our-mistakes kinda day for sureeeee. This was an INCREDIBLY helpful prep video for us -- the pencil trick and the drill guide are two more life-long DIY hacks in pocket, thank you!
i see 4 bracket holes per bracket. I assume you did not find wood studs for each hole... correct? If you did not, is that when you used those plastic toggle anchors? Thanks
Russ added extra structure to the walls before drywall (we had all these walls open to deal with previous renos). So our brackets hit framing at all the screw holes, making them very secure. You can use the drywall plugs but make sure you get high quality ones that can hold the specified weight you think your shelves will be as well for items you plan to put on the shelves.
Vertically works if the shelve was thick enough to cover the hardware (we just didn't want to see the black bracket). We added structure to the walls when we had them open as we knew we were adding shelving. But these are great tips! Thanks so much for watching 🙂
Protip; I don’t recommend installing the brackets vertically, it’ll look like shit with the bracket showing. You can buy brackets that are longer with multiple holes to find the studs for a much sturdier shelf.
Thats the great thing about different types of hardware, each work best for a specific application. This work great for us - I am sure there are different ways to get the job done:) At the end of the day these shelves were sturdy and secure and worked great for our space.
Scribing worked great for us! had a perfect fit at the end :) The original wall had a wave so scribing was the best way to go for our scenario. Thanks for watching!
You’d think we’d all know they sell brackets like this and I had no idea! I love this! Love love love!
These brackets work so well! We’ve used them multiple times now!
I just got to the part where you teach us how to scribe the walls! I learn so much with you guys
I’m glad!! We thought those were really good tips too!
You could also use a doweling jig to drill holes straight & centered.
Great Idea!
Great. Thank you for sharing 🎉
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful shelves and great video. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I second the recommendation on the zip tie toggler anchors! For anyone that doesn’t know, the plastic only holds it long enough to screw. Otherwise it’s 100% metal, so it’s extremely strong. I wouldn’t jump on those shelves, but they are not going anywhere.
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Me encanta, como todo lo que hacéis, saludos desde España 😘
Muchas gracias por ver, me alegra que te haya gustado el video :)
Great tutorial!👏👏👏
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Great video! I like those brackets and will definitely have to check them out.
They worked out great! Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial Russell...keep them coming
Thank you!! He makes it look so easy!
We are attempting to do this with half the tools :P -- 3 floating L shelves for the corner above our "battlestation". It will be an "IT IS WHAT IT IS" learn-from-our-mistakes kinda day for sureeeee. This was an INCREDIBLY helpful prep video for us -- the pencil trick and the drill guide are two more life-long DIY hacks in pocket, thank you!
Glad we had some tips that helped! Thanks for watching!
Good stuff
☺️ Thanks for watching!
top bloke,thanks
No problem 👍
i see 4 bracket holes per bracket. I assume you did not find wood studs for each hole... correct? If you did not, is that when you used those plastic toggle anchors? Thanks
Russ added extra structure to the walls before drywall (we had all these walls open to deal with previous renos). So our brackets hit framing at all the screw holes, making them very secure. You can use the drywall plugs but make sure you get high quality ones that can hold the specified weight you think your shelves will be as well for items you plan to put on the shelves.
Great video. But not for people who don't have the heavy machinery.
Fair enough!
Russ, what color is your walls? Beautiful home by the way.
it was a colour match from an existing white colour in house.
Can you pull it out or it is fastened there?
It can be pulled off, its a friction fit so its nice and secure once on the wall.
What is the length of the brackets??
I believe they are linked in the video description :)
Great tutorial on these beautiful floating shelves! ♥️😀
Thank you! He did an amazing job on these!
Protip these can be be installed vertically directly onto the stud. Make a much sturdier shelf
Vertically works if the shelve was thick enough to cover the hardware (we just didn't want to see the black bracket). We added structure to the walls when we had them open as we knew we were adding shelving. But these are great tips! Thanks so much for watching 🙂
Protip; I don’t recommend installing the brackets vertically, it’ll look like shit with the bracket showing. You can buy brackets that are longer with multiple holes to find the studs for a much sturdier shelf.
Thats the great thing about different types of hardware, each work best for a specific application. This work great for us - I am sure there are different ways to get the job done:) At the end of the day these shelves were sturdy and secure and worked great for our space.
If the gaps are on the ends? Shouldn’t you cut out the middle of the board. ??
Scribing worked great for us! had a perfect fit at the end :) The original wall had a wave so scribing was the best way to go for our scenario. Thanks for watching!
@@LindiandRuss if the gaps are on each end of the shelf and you cut the ends. Doesn’t that make the gap bigger??
Big help thanks for the video!
Glad it helped!