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The Top Notch Home and Living Shelf Brackets in Copper are designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, industrial-strength support system for heavy shelving projects. These brackets excel at holding significant weight while providing a stylish, minimalist copper aesthetic that complements rustic or scaffold board shelving. Please note that these brackets are specifically engineered for installation on solid masonry surfaces like brick or concrete, meaning they may not be suitable for mounting directly onto hollow drywall without additional specialized anchors.
| Colour | Copper |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Bracket Parent |
| Brand | Top Notch Home and Living |
These brackets are designed to support up to 40kgs when installed correctly.
These are primarily designed for masonry. Mounting on drywall is not recommended unless you use appropriate hollow-wall anchors and locate wall studs.
Yes, all necessary fixtures and fittings are included for a standard installation.
They are specifically suited for wooden boards, rustic shelves, and scaffold board shelving.
Use a soft, dry cloth for dusting. Avoid abrasive cleaners to keep the scratch-resistant coating intact.
Verify that the screws are tightened completely and that the wall surface is level; check that the brackets are properly spaced.
Ensure you are using the included masonry hardware and that the wall material is structurally sound; avoid installing into crumbly mortar.
To ensure maximum safety and stability, identify the wall type before installation. These brackets are optimized for solid walls like concrete or brickwork.
To maintain the appearance of the copper finish, simply wipe down with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, as these can compromise the powder-coating layer.
