I wanted deep floating shelves to accommodate all my dishes so the depth of the wood was just over 11". So, I bought (4) shelving brackets for two 6' ash wood boards. I don't love the look of thick wood shelves, so I was also trying to get the thinnest wood possible for the shelf brackets while also making sure that the shelves were going to be heavy duty. I wanted my shelf to accommodate a full-size plate, so the wood for the shelves would need to be about 11" deep. I was looking for a wooden floating shelf (x2) that was 6' long.
HEAVY DUTY FLOATING SHELVES HOW TO
So, after lots of research, I'm sharing how to hang floating shelves! It was important to me to have hidden shelf brackets for the shelves but also to have really heavy duty floating shelves that would hold a lot of weight. I was comfortable taking down most of my upper kitchen cabinets (which is honestly the first step to determine if kitchen shelves are a good option for you!) and felt like floating wall shelves would really add a pop of visual interest to my space.Īs I started narrowing down what I liked and didn't like about other hanging wood shelves, it quickly became obvious that liked the look of long floating shelves ones that were thin and not chunky wood.
When I first started dreaming of a kitchen renovation on a budget, I knew I wanted wall mounted shelves.
Plus, I'll share details on other types of kitchen shelf brackets, what type of wood to use for wood shelves, how deep to make your kitchen shelf and more! Have you ever wanted a full tutorial on how to install floating shelves? Here is all you need to know for installing floating shelves with floating shelf hardware.
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