Introduction: Floating Shelves (Easy As 1, 2, 3)

By Klusjesman Michel
About: I love tinkering around; the projects I do in my private time either depend on what the misses wants to be done, or what I'm into at the moment.
Simple way of doing it.

- only for solid walls or studs in the right place -

Supplies

• Any piece of wood (to your liking)
• Threaded rod
(• High tack / Poly - caulking)

Step 1: Drilling

- use a drill that corresponds with the metal rod -

Drill 2 holes in the wood.

- measure the distance between the two -

Drill 2 corresponding (with the distance) holes in the wall.

Step 2: Cutting

Cut the threaded rod (I use an angle grinder)
Cut it to the length that corresponds to both lengths of the holes.

Step 3: Put It Together.

(with this step you can use the suggested caulking either in the al holes, some or none)

Now put the rods in the wall.

They could be a tad out of whack with the holes in the wood; make them fit in the wood (I've used an 🔨)

Align the holes in the wood with the rods, and jam em into each other.

(I've bend the rods in a way that it's not a flush fit; it clamps together now)