Oak Floating Shelves – Pack of 2

Size, per shelf:

• Length: 30cm – 150cm in 10cm steps, or made to your exact measurement on request
• Depth: 15cm
• Thickness: 3cm

Supplied as a pair, both the same length and finish

Material: Solid Oak

Finish: seven wax finishes — Heritage, Walnut, Honey, Light Roast, Dark Roast, Natural, Whitewash

Fixings: 10mm hardened steel rods with nylon expansion plugs, supplied. Two rods per shelf up to 140cm, three per shelf on a 150cm.

Hole positions: pre-drilled approximately 80mm from each end, or 100mm on a 150cm shelf. Exact positions on request.

Suitable for: solid brick or block walls. Not plasterboard on its own.

Handmade in Yorkshire, made to order

Each item is handmade to order in our Yorkshire workshop and produced in small production runs.

The dispatch timeframe shown above reflects the current production schedule for this item. Orders are scheduled into weekly production, then carefully finished, packed, and dispatched.

While we always aim to meet the stated lead times, during busy periods dispatch may occasionally take a little longer.

Once dispatched, you’ll receive a confirmation email with tracking details so you can follow your delivery.

All items are sent using a tracked courier service and carefully packaged to arrive safely.

This Floating Shelf is crafted from solid oak, ensuring durability and longevity.

Sustainability Sourced Materials

We take great pride in sourcing all of our wood from FSC certified suppliers, who are committed to responsible forest management practices. This means that not only is our wood sustainably sourced, but it is also harvested in a way that preserves the delicate ecosystem of our forests.

Choosing your length

Lengths run from 30cm to 150cm in 10cm steps, and both shelves come the same length. If you are filling an alcove or a particular gap and none of those is right, we will make them to your exact measurement. Message us on WhatsApp with the size — the button is on this page — and we will sort it.

Not sure which finish?

We can post you samples of all seven oak finishes so you can compare them at home. See the sample pack

Wood material

The beauty of the material we use is that it displays the natural characteristics of the wood. Every shelf will show unique character including cracks, splits, knots and uneven edges, so no two are the same. Both shelves are finished together for a consistent look, but they will not be identical. All sizes are approximate due to the nature of solid timber.

Colour disclaimer

When viewing items online, colours can vary from one screen to another. Wooden furniture also varies naturally from one piece to another. Whilst every effort is made to match all colours and finishes, this variation is normal and does not constitute a manufacturing fault.

Fitting your shelves — about 10 to 15 minutes each

The back of each shelf is already drilled. Two steel rods go into the wall and the shelf slides onto them. No brackets, nothing to assemble.

1. Draw a level line. Using a spirit level, draw a pencil line on the wall the same length as your shelf, where you want it to sit. Mark the centre point.

2. Transfer the hole positions. Measure from the end of the shelf to the centre of the first hole, then mark that same distance in from each end of your line. Take the measurement from your own shelf rather than assuming — the holes are drilled at roughly 80mm in, but they are approximate.

3. Drill. An 11mm masonry bit for our 10mm rods, no deeper than 75mm. Keep the drill straight, at 90 degrees to the wall — if the holes go in at an angle the shelf will not sit level.

4. Fit the rods, then the shelf. Push each rod in expansion plug first, then turn it clockwise with a spanner until the plug expands and grips. Slide the shelf onto the rods and check it with the level. If you are hanging one shelf above the other, measure down from the first once it is up.

Full fitting instructions: page one and page two. A copy comes in the box.

If it is not sitting level

Usually it means a hole has gone in at a slight angle. Take the shelf off, check the rods with your level, and true them up with the spanner. What you cannot change is where the rods sit — that is set by the holes — so steps 1 and 2 are where to take your time.

What is in the box

Two shelves, both pre-drilled, and the steel rods with their expansion plugs. Two rods per shelf up to 140cm, three per shelf on a 150cm. Nothing else to buy.

Where the holes are

Roughly 80mm in from each end, or 100mm on a 150cm shelf. These are approximate. If you need them in a particular place, to miss a pipe or line up with a stud, message us before we make them and we will put them where you want.

Which walls

The rods and plugs are for solid brick or block. They are not suitable for plasterboard on its own, and we do not supply plasterboard fixings for this product.

If your wall is plasterboard you have two options: fix into the timber studs behind it, or choose a bracket shelf instead — brackets spread the load and are far more forgiving on a hollow wall. Our guide to fitting floating shelves on plasterboard walks through both.

What they will hold

Two 10mm hardened steel rods per shelf, set into solid masonry — no bracket, nothing visible. What limits the load is the wall behind them, not the shelf. Books, plants and kitchen jars are all everyday use. If you are planning something heavy, or you are not sure what your wall is, send us a photo and we will tell you straight.

You will need

Drill · 11mm masonry bit · spanner · spirit level · tape measure · pencil