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Sagging Floating Shelves This is an issue caused by loose supports or a lack of internal structure to hold the shelf up.
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Read More »Is your floating shelf tipping downwards away from your wall? If so, you have a sad, saggy shelf on your hands. Let’s take a look at how to fix these and other common problems so that you can regain a sense of order and zen in your space. TLDR: to fix a sagging or warped floating shelf: 1) Remove everything from the shelf. 2) Make sure that the shelf bracket is correctly attached to the wall using wall studs (or blocking) and that the wall is level. 3) If the shelf slab is warped, apply counter-pressure to reverse the warping OR replace the shelf slab. Finally, 4) re-install your floating shelf. For a more detailed explanation and instructions, read on!
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Learn More »If your shelf is sagging (or leaning/tipping downward and away from the wall), it’s not long before your precious Star Wars collectibles or plants or whatever start to slide off, too. Here are some steps you can take to fix a sagging floating shelf in a jiff! 1. You’ll need to first remove the items from the shelf and take the shelf off of the wall. 2. Make sure that the shelf bracket is properly attached to the wall. If the bracket itself is loose on the wall, you’re going to need to reinforce the attachments before moving on. This is a two-step process. First, you need to ensure that the floating shelf bracket is attached to at least one (but preferably several!) wall studs or wall blocking. Second, any holes in the bracket that aren’t attached to a wall stud should have wall anchors (we recommend Toggler SnapSkru Mini Anchors) behind them and screws added in the bracket to keep the bracket snug against the wall and keep it from twisting or flexing when weight is added.
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