Installation Instructions 

1. Use a spirit level to mark a horizontal guideline on the wall where you want the top of the unit to be
2. Hold the metal fixing plate in place and mark the position of the fixing holes
3. Fix the plates to the wall, using masonry fixings for a brick wall; plasterboard fixings for a plasterboard wall
4. Hook the cubby onto the brackets and use the adjustment block in the top internal corner to position the unit accurately
5. Put a spirit level across the top of the cabinet and turn one screw to level it straight, then place the spirit level against the front face and adjust the other screw until it’s vertical

The Cubby Shelf comes to you with all of the fixings and is installed nice and easily, using cabinet brackets (please see illustration below).

Installation Instructions 

1. Use a spirit level to mark horizontal guidelines on the walls where you want the top of the shelf to be
2. Then mark level lines 6mm below these top lines; this is the level line for the top of the battens you are about the fit to the wall
3. Using a 6-7mm drill bit, drill holes in the wooden battens at the points where you’re going to drill into the wall. Check that you’re not going to hit any cables or pipes in the wall!
4. Mark the location for the holes on the walls, using the holes you’ve drilled in the wooden battens to guide you.
5. Insert wall plugs into the holes you’ve drilled
6. Fit the battens to the two walls, using the 90mm screws provided, ensuring that the battens are level
7. Slide the shelf over the battens.

Installation Instructions 

1. Use a spirit level to mark a horizontal guideline on the wall where you want the top of the unit to be
2. Hold the metal fixing plate in place and mark the position of the fixing holes
3. Fix the plates to the wall, using masonry fixings for a brick wall; plasterboard fixings for a plasterboard wall
4. Hook the cubby onto the brackets and use the adjustment block in the top internal corner to position the unit accurately
5. Put a spirit level across the top of the cabinet and turn one screw to level it straight, then place the spirit level against the front face and adjust the other screw until it’s vertical

The Cubby Shelf comes to you with all of the fixings and is installed nice and easily, using cabinet brackets (please see illustration below).

Installation Instructions 

1. Use a spirit level to mark horizontal guidelines on the walls where you want the top of the shelf to be
2. Then mark level lines 6mm below these top lines; this is the level line for the top of the battens you are about the fit to the wall
3. Using a 6-7mm drill bit, drill holes in the wooden battens at the points where you’re going to drill into the wall. Check that you’re not going to hit any cables or pipes in the wall!
4. Mark the location for the holes on the walls, using the holes you’ve drilled in the wooden battens to guide you.
5. Insert wall plugs into the holes you’ve drilled
6. Fit the battens to the two walls, using the 90mm screws provided, ensuring that the battens are level
7. Slide the shelf over the battens.

Our display shelves are installed using keyhole fixings routed into the back of the backplate (the bit that meets the wall). We provide you with a pack of fixings (wall plugs and screws) so you just need to drill into the wall, insert the screws, leaving a bit sticking out, and then slot the shelf over the screws. Because the holes are in a keyhole shape, the round part goes over the screw, the shelf drops down and the screw head is nice and snugly fitted into the narrow part of the keyhole shape.

If you have wooden studs behind the plasterboard in your house and you’d like to get a fix into them, you can always let us know where you’d like the fixing holes to be (eg 20cm in from the right end, 30cm in from the left etc).

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

Our display shelves are installed using keyhole fixings routed into the back of the backplate (the bit that meets the wall). We provide you with a pack of fixings (wall plugs and screws) so you just need to drill into the wall, insert the screws, leaving a bit sticking out, and then slot the shelf over the screws. Because the holes are in a keyhole shape, the round part goes over the screw, the shelf drops down and the screw head is nice and snugly fitted into the narrow part of the keyhole shape.

If you have wooden studs behind the plasterboard in your house and you’d like to get a fix into them, you can always let us know where you’d like the fixing holes to be (eg 20cm in from the right end, 30cm in from the left etc).

The other way to fit these shelves is to drill into the wall, pop your wall plugs into the holes and then drill though the back plate and screw through the back plate into the corresponding holes in the wall. We can supply little cover caps in a matching veneer to cover over the screw heads if required; just let us know when ordering!

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install, but you may wish to consult and use a professional tradesperson to install your shelves for you.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install, as they come with full installation instructions,but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson to install your shelves for you.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install, but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson to install your shelves for you.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install, but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson to install your shelves for you.

Our picture shelves are installed using keyhole fixings routed into the back of the backplate (the bit that meets the wall). We provide you with a pack of fixings (wall plugs and screws) so you just need to drill into the wall, insert the screws, leaving a bit sticking out, and then slot the shelf over the screws. Because the holes are in a keyhole shape, the round part goes over the screw, the shelf drops down and the screw head is nice and snugly fitted into the narrow part of the keyhole shape.

If you have wooden studs behind the plasterboard in your house and you’d like to get a fix into them, you can always let us know where you’d like the fixing holes to be (eg 20cm in from the right end, 30cm in from the left etc).

The other way to fit these shelves is to drill into the wall, pop your wall plugs into the holes and then drill though the back plate and screw through the back plate into the corresponding holes in the wall. If you’re planning to paint the shelves, you can just pop a bit of filler over the screw heads before applying your final coat of paint.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

Our picture shelves are installed using keyhole fixings routed into the back of the backplate (the bit that meets the wall). We provide you with a pack of fixings (wall plugs and screws) so you just need to drill into the wall, insert the screws, leaving a bit sticking out, and then slot the shelf over the screws. Because the holes are in a keyhole shape, the round part goes over the screw, the shelf drops down and the screw head is nice and snugly fitted into the narrow part of the keyhole shape.

If you have wooden studs behind the plasterboard in your house and you’d like to get a fix into them, you can always let us know where you’d like the fixing holes to be (eg 20cm in from the right end, 30cm in from the left etc).

The other way to fit these shelves is to drill into the wall, pop your wall plugs into the holes and then drill though the back plate and screw through the back plate into the corresponding holes in the wall. We can supply little cover caps in a matching veneer to cover over the screw heads if required; just let us know when ordering!

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

Our alcove shelves have a unique concealed fixing system, with cavities on the two sides and the rear, and come with timber brackets which fit exactly into these cavities. This ensures that the shelves are easy to fit and very strong; having three fixing points instead of the usual one fixing point to the rear. Have a look at the short video above!

Simply secure the battens to the three walls then slide the shelves over the battens. The batten is completely concealed inside the shelf, maintaining the ‘floating’ appearance.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our shelving, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!

The Grande comes with a strong timber bracket – which is made to the exact dimensions of your shelf, enabling your shelf to hold weights of up to 30kg. The batten arrives tucked inside the cavity at the back of the shelf; simply ease the batten out, secure it to the wall and slide your shelf over it. You can then secure the shelf to the batten using the small screws provided, or a small dab of adhesive. The batten is completely concealed inside the shelf, maintaining the ‘floating’ appearance.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our products, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!

The Medio comes with two fixing options that are included in the price: the standard masonry rods and wooden batten fixings for use on plasterboard walls (these can also be used on masonry walls, so work brilliantly if your wall is a mixture of the two). The third fixing method is resin & threaded bars; you may find this a good solution if you are planning to put a lot of weight on your shelf, but it can only be used with a masonry wall and it does need a slightly higher level of DIY competence to get a good result! The resin & threaded bar fixings cost £16, which will be added to your total; the other fixings are free and you only need to select the quantity if choosing the resin & threaded bar fixings

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our products, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!

Our alcove shelves have a unique concealed fixing system, with cavities on the two sides and the rear, and come with timber brackets which fit exactly into these cavities. This ensures that the shelves are easy to fit and very strong; having three fixing points instead of the usual one fixing point to the rear.

Simply secure the battens to the three walls then slide the shelves over the battens. The batten is completely concealed inside the shelf, maintaining the ‘floating’ appearance.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our shelving, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!

Our corner shelves have a unique concealed fixing system, with cavities on one end and the rear, and come with timber brackets which fit exactly into these cavities. This ensures that the shelves are easy to fit and very strong; having two fixing points instead of the usual one fixing point to the rear.

Simply secure the battens to the two side walls then slide the shelves over the battens. The batten is completely concealed inside the shelf, maintaining the ‘floating’ appearance.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our shelving, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!

The Medio comes with two fixing options that are included in the price: the standard masonry rods and wooden batten fixings for use on plasterboard walls (these can also be used on masonry walls, so work brilliantly if your wall is a mixture of the two). The third fixing method is resin & threaded bars; you may find this a good solution if you are planning to put a lot of weight on your shelf, but it can only be used with a masonry wall and it does need a slightly higher level of DIY competence to get a good result! The resin & threaded bar fixings cost £16, which will be added to your total; the other fixings are free and you only need to select the quantity if choosing the resin & threaded bar fixings.

All of our shelves are straightforward for a DIY enthusiast to install and come with all of the fixings you’ll need but you may want to consult and use a professional tradesperson for your installation.

If you have any questions about any of our products, please feel free to contact us either by calling us or emailing us via the website; we’re always happy to help!