Heavy Duty Long Concealed/Invisible/Hidden Floating Shelf Support Brackets Oak Mantel Timber Scaffold Board Wall Mounted Shelf Support Cross Brackets (400mm, Pack of 2)

• ✅ HEAVY DUTY: B & Z floating shelf cross brackets are designed with back rod wall supports that not only make them unique but super heavy-duty and sturdy. Ideal for holding heavy kitchen items, fireplace Mantels decorative home accessories, books, plants, jars, bottles, shoes, tools and even bathroom sinks
• ✅ EASY INSTALLATION (FULL KIT INCLUDED - SHELF NOT INCLUDED): These are easy to get up and running with simple instructions that anyone can follow They are supplied with screws. These are constructed to hold heavy shelves intact and complete the job to perfection.
• ✅ PREMIUM FINISH & IMPROVED DURABILITY - B & Z Cross concealed shelf brackets are made up of solid steel with zinc plating and are durable and reliable, not easy to bend. These are corrosion-resistant, rust-proof and anti-acid. More durable and can be put in damp spaces.
• ✅ AVAILABLE IN 8 SIZES WITH FREE FIXING KIT - B & Z Invisible shelf support brackets are available in 8 SIZES to fit your needs.

Heavy Duty Floating Shelf Brackets Invisible and Concealed Cross type, for most shelf types including Oak Mantle, Scaffold Boards, for Unbeatable Strength (400mm Wall insert Side 70mm, Pack of 2 brackets) Other Size Available: 65mm, 85mm, 115mm, 135mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm These brackets are designed with a 12mm steel rod to sustain heavy loads. The inherent feature of part of the rod ending up in the wall provides the shelf with exceptional support making them unique, heavy duty and sturdy. These are Ideal for holding heavy kitchen items, decorative home accessories, books, plants, jars, bottles, shoes, tools etc. Make maximum use of your space with shelves that fit perfectly and look great in your kitchen, over the fireplace, living room, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, drawing room, laundry room, and garage. The screws are supplied with them They are tremendously easy to fit via the following steps Step 1: Using the central plate on brackets, mark the wall side of the shelves using a level and drill the holes centrally for the shelf insert rods, A 12mm wood drill bit is recommended, and the holes should be no longer than 85% of the shelf depth. Mark the points on the walls using a level and make drill holes for the wall inserts again using a 12mm masonry drill bit. Step 2: Mark the slot of the bracket back plate. Using a chisel and hammer or a router, chisel out up to 6mm on the rear of the shelf. Step 3: Assemble the brackets and insert them in the wall holes and again use a level mark the screw points with a pencil, Drill holes for the screws and screw the brackets into the wall. Once secured place the shelf onto the brackets. You can use putty or silicon to hold these in place if required