Decorative Oak Corbels

Each shelf is made to order in our Yorkshire workshop in small production runs. Please allow 1 to 2 weeks for us to build and finish it before it is dispatched. We always aim to meet this lead time, though during busier periods it can occasionally take a little longer. Once dispatched, you will receive a confirmation email with tracking details, and your order is sent on a tracked courier service, carefully packaged to arrive safely. Please open your shelf as soon as it arrives to let the wood breathe.

Solid oak throughout, both theshelf and the two corbels, cut from FSCcertified timber with no MDF core andno veneer, so it can be sanded andrefinished over the years rather thanreplaced. Finished by hand in yourchoice of shade.

Material: solid oak
Length: made to order, choose your size
Shelf depth: 15cm
Shelf thickness: 3.5cm
Overall height including corbels: 33cm
Corbels: two curved oak brackets, 10cm wide
Finish: choice of seven finishes
Handmade in Yorkshire
Made to order, with bespoke sizes on request
Tolerance: approximately 10mm on all dimensions, as a handmade natural wood product

Our Oak Shelves
Every shelf is handcrafted from solid oak, so each one is unique. The grain, knots and colour vary from piece to piece, and as a natural material the oak may develop small cracks and splits as it settles into your home. These are the character of real wood rather than faults.

Colour and finish
Each shelf is finished by hand in your chosen shade, and no two pieces of oak take the finish in quite the same way. Colours can also look slightly different from one screen to another. These natural variations are normal and are not a fault.

The shelf arrives fully built, with the corbels fixed to the shelf as one solid piece, so there is nothing to assemble. Two keyhole fixings are set into the back, so you mark your line with a level, drive two screws into the wall and hang the shelf straight on, where it drops down and sits tight to the wall with nothing on show. Fix into solid masonry, or into the timber studs behind plasterboard, so it holds securely. If it is going above a fire, remember that oak is combustible, so keep it a safe distance from a stove and in line with HETAS regulations.