Extra strong steel brackets for floating wide surfaces. Mounts to the side of a stud for extra strong support.

Float extra wide surfaces. Add as many brackets as need for the desired capacity.

Steel constructed with 3/4 inch square tube.

Extra strong steel bracket. Each bracket is rated to hold 90 pounds of weight.

Float most surfaces from 9 inches to 18 inches wide.

Yuri MD Desk Bracket - Square Rod

Up To 18 Deep & Any Length"

MD Rod Length *

Quantity

$25.00

as configured + wishlist

Current stock: 0

DESCRIPTION

FITS HOLLOW, SOLID BEAMS & APRONED SURFACES

Brackets sold individually. Select the quantity of brackets based on the desired load and the number of studs your project will span.

Supports mantels from 9" to 24" deep
Fits materials 1½" to 4" thick
3/4" x 3/4" square rod
Support up to 90 lbs. per bracket*

*NOTE: All brackets must be installed into studs, or posts. Failure to do so may result in saggy surfaces, falling objects or even injury.

Strong, easy to use and will support just about anything.

Float on. We call them “Floating Desk Brackets,” but this DIY hardware supports a multitude of floating desk, shelf and mantle styles, in a variety of sizes, without visible support. Use this steel bracket anywhere heavy-duty, gravity-defying construction is required.

Shelfology floating desk hardware is engineered to support solid or hollow slabs, beams, and apron-construction surfaces 1½" to 4" thick, and from 9" to 24" deep. Designed for professionals as well as DIY’ers, these brackets are simple to install on wood and steel framed walls.

SPECIFICATIONS

3/4" square tube steel (.120 wall)
Mounts to side of stud
Screw holes are ¼" OD, ideal for high strength ¼" lag bolts
Recommended spacing is 32" OC for shallower, lighter duty installations, 16" OC or shorter for deeper, heavier duty installations

HOW TO INSTALL FLOATING DESKS

NOTE: Installing this hardware requires some innate awesomeness (you have that already) and woodworking experience, or a buddy with woodworking experience.

TOOLS TO GET STARTED

Tape measure,
Drill/driver
Level
Quick clamps

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Choose Wood For A Floating Desk
Our heavy duty brackets let you make a floating surface from just about any solid or hollow slabs, beams, box and aproned construction you choose. Hardwoods are durable and hold a nice finish, while softer woods can provide an aged, textured finish. No matter what you choose, your finished lumber needs to be at least 1½ inches to 4 inches thick, and from 7 inches to 24 inches deep. Remember that the deeper your surface, the less weight it will hold at the outer edge (think physics, teeter-totters and levers).

Installation Method
All brackets must mount to the side of stud, or posts.

Attach Bracket To Studs Or Posts
Add Wall finish around your brackets leaving the posts visible1. Prepare Your Lumber To Fit Floating Desk Supports
Test The Bracket And Surface Fit
Mount Your Surface
Secure in Place