HARDTWOOD 6 Pcs Floating Shelf Brackets Installation Guide
- September 9, 2024
- HARDTWOOD
Table of Contents
- 6 Pcs Floating Shelf Brackets
- Product Information
- Specifications:
- Step 1 – Create Channel:
- Step 2 – Attach Female Bracket:
- Step 3 – Drill Set Screw Holes:
- Step 4 – Preparing the Male Bracket:
- Step 5 – Attach Male Bracket to Wall:
- Step 6 – Combine Both Brackets:
- Step 7 – Secure Brackets Together:
- Q: What if I cannot find studs for mounting?
- Q: Can I use this system for heavy shelves?
6 Pcs Floating Shelf Brackets
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Product Information
Specifications:
- Product: Hidden Floating Bracket System
- Manufacturer: Hardtwood
- Contact: info@hardtwoodus.com
- Tools Required: Tape Measure, Electric Drill, Level, Stud
Finder
Product Usage Instructions
Step 1 – Create Channel:
To prevent any inconsistencies in installation, follow the
provided instructions to create the necessary channel for the
bracket system.
Step 2 – Attach Female Bracket:
Secure the female bracket to your shelf using the provided 1 1/4
pan head screws, ensuring one screw per hole.
Step 3 – Drill Set Screw Holes:
Depending on your preference, drill and tap holes in the bottom
of the shelf for the set screws or use epoxy glue to secure the
brackets together.
Step 4 – Preparing the Male Bracket:
Drill necessary holes into the male bracket, ensuring alignment
with the studs. Mark and drill holes centered on the top &
bottom guidelines provided.
Step 5 – Attach Male Bracket to Wall:
Secure the male bracket to the wall by following the detailed
instructions to ensure proper alignment and stability.
Step 6 – Combine Both Brackets:
Combine the female and male brackets as instructed.
Step 7 – Secure Brackets Together:
Insert set screws and tighten using the provided Allen key.
Ensure a snug fit without over-tightening to avoid bending the
bracket.
Note: If brackets are not fully engaged, tap
the back of the shelf gently to snap them into place for a level
shelf.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What if I cannot find studs for mounting?
A: If studs are not accessible, consider using wall anchors
suitable for your wall type to securely mount the brackets.
Q: Can I use this system for heavy shelves?
A: The Hidden Floating Bracket System is designed to support a
specific weight capacity. Ensure your shelf weight does not exceed
the specified limit to maintain safety and stability.
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BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE
WHAT YOU NEED
BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR HIDDEN FLOATING BRACKET SYSTEM
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Stud Finder
TOOLS REQUIRED
Tape Measure Electric Drill Level Stud Finder
STEP 1 – CREATE CHANNEL
There are 3 methods to create the channel: Hand chisel, router, or, for the
professionals, using a dado blade/table saw. The most common method is to
router out the back of your shelf to make the room for the female bracket. It
is important to note that the bottom of the bracket is .80mm longer than the
top. We recommend having the the top of the bracket .40mm (a fingernail)
recessed from the shelf & a .40mm overhang for the bottom. This is to allow
for the bracket to slightly embed itself into the drywall
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STEP 2 – ATTACH FEMALE BRACKET
Use the 1 1/4″ pan head screws to secure the bracket to your shelf. Please use
1 screw per hole.
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STEP 3 – DRILL SET SCREW HOLES
Option 1: You will need to drill & tap the holes in the bottom of the shelf to
accommodate the threaded set screws for the bracket that we will be using to
secure the two components together towards the end of the installation
process.
Option 2: You either can use epoxy glue only to secure both brackets together
later in the installation or combine both methods. Epoxy is a more permanent
installation.
this step is completed by hardtwood
STEP 4 – PREPARING THE MALE BRACKET
You will need to drill the necessary holes into the male bracket. The reason
we don’t predrill the bracket is due to the vast variety in stud separation in
each individual case. It is recommended to find a minimum of 2 studs. Mark
your studs on the bracket & ensure you drill your holes centered on the
provided top & bottom dyelines on the bracket.
Hardtwood Custom Woodworks (the “Company”) makes no representation or warranty
as to the suitability of its products for any particular purpose, use, or
installation, nor does it make any suggestion as to the method by which any of
its products should be installed. The Company makes no suggestion nor shall be
taken to provide any instruction on any tools, equipment or machinery used in
any way in connection with its products, and strongly suggests that the
consumer consult with and abide by any user manuals or instructions provided
by the manufacturer of any utilized tools, equipment or machinery and at any
time they are used, that such use is conducted in a safe and lawful manner. It
is the responsibility of the consumer to ensure the correct usage of any
tools, equipment, or machinery utilized at any time in connection with any
Company products.
The information provided in any video by the Company is not intended as, and
shall not be understood or construed as, advice or instruction in the
operation of any tools, equipment, or machinery for use in connection with any
Company products. Neither the Company, nor any of its employees, agents or
anyone else for whom it is at law responsible shall be held liable or
responsible for any loss, damage, or injury stemming from the use of any tool,
equipment, or machinery utilized by a consumer in connection with any Company
products.
BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE
STEP 5 – ATTACH MALE BRACKET TO WALL
Start by drilling one screw using the top hole but not tightening all the way.
Then use a level, make sure the bracket is leveled before drilling your second
screw into the other stud. Tighten the screw (but not so much the bracket
bends) then go back and tighten the first one. Then screw in the bottom screws
in each stud.
It’s important to make sure you do not over-tighten. One “click” or hand-tight
is plenty. If the screws are too tight, it will cause the bracket to bend,
compromising the integrity of the Hovr Bracket System.
STEP 6 – COMBINE BOTH BRACKETS
Tilt your shelf downward at a 15° angle to begin engaging the 2 brackets
together. Hook the upper part of your female bracket onto the upper part of
the male bracket. Once you feel the grooves begin to interlock, pull the shelf
down into place and connect the two components.
STEP 7 – SECURE BRACKETS TOGETHER
Insert the set screws into the pre-drilled & tapped holes. Screw them in by
hand until they are finger tight, and then finish securing them with the
provided Allen key. The tighter the better.
In the case the brackets are not fully engaged initially, apply 2-3 solid taps at the back of the shelf where the brackets sit. This should cause the brackets to snap fully into place, leaving a level shelf.
Hardtwood Custom Woodworks (the “Company”) makes no representation or warranty
as to the suitability of its products for any particular purpose, use, or
installation, nor does it make any suggestion as to the method by which any of
its products should be installed. The Company makes no suggestion nor shall be
taken to provide any instruction on any tools, equipment or machinery used in
any way in connection with its products, and strongly suggests that the
consumer consult with and abide by any user manuals or instructions provided
by the manufacturer of any utilized tools, equipment or machinery and at any
time they are used, that such use is conducted in a safe and lawful manner. It
is the responsibility of the consumer to ensure the correct usage of any
tools, equipment, or machinery utilized at any time in connection with any
Company products.
The information provided in any video by the Company is not intended as, and
shall not be understood or construed as, advice or instruction in the
operation of any tools, equipment, or machinery for use in connection with any
Company products. Neither the Company, nor any of its employees, agents or
anyone else for whom it is at law responsible shall be held liable or
responsible for any loss, damage, or injury stemming from the use of any tool,
equipment, or machinery utilized by a consumer in connection with any Company
products.
References
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