Rustic Chunky Floating Shelf Handmade from Solid Wood - Teak Brown

The shelf is handmade from high-quality solid pine sourced from sustainable sawmills across Europe.

The floating effect is achieved through a concealed bracket system. The shelf slides onto specially designed brackets that are securely mounted to the wall, hiding the support mechanism.

While the shelf comes with a 'Teak Brown' finish, solid pine can typically be sanded and refinished. However, modifying the finish may void any warranty and should be done with care.

The specific weight capacity depends on the mounting method and wall structure. For optimal safety and stability, it is recommended to mount the shelf into wall studs and distribute weight evenly. Please consult any included documentation for specific load limits.

Dust regularly with a dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and wipe dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture.

No, due to the natural properties of solid wood, there will be variations in wood grain, knots, and color tone from one shelf to another. This adds to the unique character of each handmade item.

Typically, you will need a drill, screwdriver, level, measuring tape, and potentially a stud finder. Ensure you have the correct screws or anchors for your specific wall type.

Re-check the mounting of the brackets. Ensure they are perfectly horizontal and securely fastened. Minor adjustments to bracket placement may be needed.

Confirm that the shelf is fully seated on the brackets and that any securing screws are tightened. Verify that the brackets are firmly attached to the wall, ideally into studs or using appropriate heavy-duty anchors.

This is a natural characteristic of solid wood. Minor variations in grain, knots, and color are expected and contribute to the unique beauty of handmade items. If imperfections are significant, contact customer support.

Ensure the brackets are installed straight and are not bent. Check if there are any obstructions in the shelf's mounting channel. Gentle, steady pressure should be applied.