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One plain pine board, one length of rope, one nail. The rope passes through a hole at each end of the plank and rises to a single knot above it, so the shelf hangs as a narrow triangle and swings very slightly when you set something on it.
That single fixing point is the point. There is no bracket to level, no second hole to get wrong, and nothing to unscrew if you decide later that the shelf belongs on another wall.
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The rope runs through a hole at each end of the board and meets in one knot above it, and that knot goes over a single nail. There is no bracket to level, no second hole to line up, and nothing to unscrew if you decide the shelf belongs somewhere else.
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The board is 35 cm (13.8 in) long and 14 cm (5.5 in) deep, cut as a simple rectangle with a thin square edge and finished with a clear protective coat. At 9 mm (0.4 in) it stays a thin line on the wall rather than a slab, which is what keeps it from crowding a small room.
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It is rated to 8 lb, which in practice is a few hardbacks, a candle and a plant in a ceramic pot, all sitting level. Keep the weight spread across the board rather than piled at one end and it hangs straight.
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The board is 35 cm long, which is 13.8 inches, by 14 cm (5.5 in) deep and 9 mm (0.4 in) thick. From the knot at the top down to the board is about 40 cm (15.7 in), so allow that much height above where you want the shelf to sit.
The rope passes through a hole at each end of the board, rises to one knot, and that knot hooks over a single nail. On a plasterboard wall a nail is usually enough; on masonry, use a plug and a screw. Fixings are not supplied.
Up to 8 lb. That covers a small stack of books, a framed photograph, a candle, or a plant in a ceramic pot. Spread the weight across the board rather than loading one end and it sits level.
Yes. The rope is adjustable at the knot, so you can raise or lower the board without moving the nail, and level it if the two sides sit slightly differently.
No. It arrives with the rope already threaded and knotted, so the only job is putting one nail in the wall and hanging it. There are no brackets, no screws into the board and no tools beyond a hammer.