Floating shelves and lit bottles

nice shelves and cool video , why did you sand pva glue into the fronts before finishing? did you use steel rods to hang them?

-- Ireland, Galway .... fingers! "we dont sell them"

way cool – I too wonder about the attach method

-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them

Hi men, I thought of steel first as well but Then I tried the following first and it worked fine: I just glued en screwed a piece of spruce to a small piece of 18mm (3/4”) plywood. Two of those pieces got screwed to the wall and I just put the shelve over the spruce (and plywood).
The wall is a partly hollow wooden structure (probably there is an official term for this in english) and I could open up the backside to wire the leds.

The glue mixes with the sanding dust and fills the tiny holes made by the pinnailer.

Hi men, I thought of steel first as well but Then I tried the following first and it worked fine: I just glued en screwed a piece of spruce to a small piece of 18mm (3/4”) plywood. Two of those pieces got screwed to the wall and I just put the shelve over the spruce (and plywood).
The wall is a partly hollow wooden structure (probably there is an official term for this in english) and I could open up the backside to wire the leds.

The glue mixes with the sanding dust and fills the tiny holes made by the pinnailer.

- grrt

That’s better than the method I envisioned. Same concept just not as bulky as I might have unneccesarily done. Thanks for sharing ( and I can’t understand why it’s not T3 )

-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them

I like that hanging the method . well done

-- Ireland, Galway .... fingers! "we dont sell them"