- Includes Easy-to-Install Hidden Bracket

- Heavy Duty Weight Rating

- Custom Size of Your Choosing

- Made in the USA

Using a carpenter's square, place it into the corner and make sure it is square. An uneven corner will not be suitable for corner shelves.

Measure your walls with precision to avoid gaps in your corner shelves. To make things easier, you can assign a "wall 1" and "wall 2" which will translate into "shelf 1" and "shelf 2".

Depth is the measurement from the wall out. The standard depth for most floating shelves is 10", and 11" is recommended for kitchen shelves. You can also contact our support team for design tips.

Since your shelves will be installed perpendicular to each other, one of them will use part of the adjacent wall with its depth. To account for this, all you need to do is subtract your chosen depth from the length of one wall.

For example, let's say wall 1 is 46" long and wall 2 is 24" long. If I choose a depth of 10" for both shelves, then I would subtract 10" from one of those lengths. We recommend subtracting the depth from the larger of the two shelves, so this would mean shelf 1 is 36"x10" and shelf 2 is 24"x10".

The next part of this process is choosing your wood type and color. Choose the shelf that best compliments your home from our collection of solid wood, veneer, and painted floating shelves.

Decide your shelf color with confidence by ordering wood samples, or contact our support team to help you decide the best floating shelf for your space.

The final (and most fun) step is to place your shelf order! Once you have determined your wall is square, and chosen your dimensions and wood type, order the shelf of your choice. Contact our support team with any questions.