TREOAKWIS Wooden Floating Shelf, Oak Wall Shelf Rustic Floating Solid Wood Bookshelf Wall Mounted Display for Magazine Living Room Bathroom Bedroom Decor (30 CM)

Easy to clean and wipe. This wooden shelf can hold a small weight of 1 ornament and or lightweight books, magazines etc. Looks nice on a wall and the floating style shelf with the colour of light beige wood is attractive in design. Easy to install and will purchase more to match and put more items on.

True to the listing, this shelf really is solid oak, sanded smooth and lightly oiled to give a natural looking finish. The shelf is beautifully finished and looks great.The installation is straightforward, because the bracket for the shelf is secured to the wall before the shelf is attached. You will need a spirit level, drill, masonry bits and a screwdriver to install it.Once the bracket is mounted to the wall, the shelf just slides onto the two prongs.I’ve marked the shelf down one star as there is no way to secure the shelf to these prongs to secure it to the wall. The bracket fits securely, but the wood can just slide off the prongs. This means that if your wall isn’t perfectly upright, or if the shelf is in an area where it is likely to jet knocked, or if it used to store items which are regularly removed, the shelf ends up slowly working forward on the prongs and needs to be pushed back against the wall.I’ve used some double sided adhesive foam to stick the back of the shelf to the flat section of the bracket, but it’s not ideal.Aside from that, a very smart little shelf.

Contrary to some existing review comments, there's nothing inherently wrong or weak about floating shelves. I've had much larger but essentially identical solid oak shelves fitted with the same "internal bracket" setup for several years now without issue.The oak part of this product is rather lovely; my example has a pleasing grain and consists of two staves with a roughly 60/40 split. Some product photos show less desirable grain patterns and stave widths, so perhaps I just got lucky with mine.The oak is smoothly sanded and finished with what appears to be a Danish Oil. The edges are very subtly bevelled. This is a sleek and modern finish rather than a 'rustic' look. It happens to be the exact same finish I have used on my pre-existing furnishings.Mine measures 19.5mm by 149.5mm by 401mm; so absolutely close enough to the claimed dimensions.Unfortunately that's where we get to the problem with my particular set.The brackets, which appear to be steel plate welded to screw threads, are both wonky. They are visibly not square to the plates, which means when fitted to the wall, the threads onto which the shelf must slide will not be parallel to the wall or to each other.I've taken some photos using the corner of the shelf as a reference to show just how wonky they are.If I place the fittings flat on a desk (with the threads/pins are upright), such that the base of the pins are exactly 100mm apart, at the top they'll be 103mm apart. Couple this with the tight tolerances of the holes in the wood (barely larger than the threads), and it will be impossible to fit the shelf without compensating for the wonkiness with washers between the wall and brackets.Fortunately since BOTH brackets are wonky, as long as I make sure they are both oriented so they deflect in the same direction, it should be possible to fit the shelf without resorting to spacers; it will just slide on slightly 'sideways'.Actually, while writing this I've just realised that the holes in the wood are ALSO wonky; presumably to compensate for the fact that the brackets are. If I pull a bracket out slightly and rotate the plate 180 degrees and push it back in, you'll see that it is now WAY out of alignment (see last photo); which means they drilled the holes non-square as well. Unbelievable.It is absolutely staggering to me that the factory making these things doesn't use a square jig to weld these brackets together or a drill the holes. I can only assume they do these by hand, with no fixtures at all.If the brackets and holes had been made even remotely square, this would be a five-star product.

This shelf is made of real Oak and has a nice warm, satin finish applied. The Oak is not all one piece, but is made of 3 pieces glued together, but you'd have to look closely to notice. Being laminated like this makes the shelf more stable and reduces the risk of the shelf warping.It comes with two solid steel brackets that you fix to the wall with the included screws and plugs and then simply slide the shelf onto them. They seem substantial and are welded together, so should provide a very stable shelf.Overall I am very pleased with this shelf.

As far as I can tell, it’s actual real wood!I thought it would be just a piece of wood but there are recessed fixtures at the back for attaching it to the wall.I’ve not put it up yet but it strikes me as a little fiddly and I’m not personally sure that I’m so offended by shelf brackets as to be bothered….but I could be wrong.What I can see, is that it seems a little pricey compared to similar items available. Perhaps it’s my ignorance and it holds some quality that I’m unaware of.She wood seems very solid.

The floating shelf is made from good-quality wood and comes with screws for fixing. The size and thickness are pretty decent too. Also, the quality and finishing are good. I have attached the shelf to my living room wall and it looks quite pretty. However, the fixtures were not the best and were a bit troublesome. Apart from that, this is a nice shelf and no other issues were seen.

We were very pleased with this shelf when we unpacked it. It's a lovely colour with a nice, smooth finish and is real wood. However, the fixtures are wonky and made fitting it quite bothersome. Maybe ours was a faulty one, but besides that it is a lovely shelf.

I recently added the TREOAKWIS Oak Floating Shelf to my living space and am very pleased with it. The wood is lovely in colour and has a quality feel.It also came with handy screws, making the installation process nice and easy. This shelf adds a charming and functional element to any room, enhancing the overall aesthetic of my home space. I would recommend if you are looking for these types of shelves.

Mi occorreva una mensola da mettere in cucina e dunque ho acquistato questa mensola in legno massello. Sono estremamente soddisfatta del mio acquisto ma, ahimè, se la sono accaparrata le mie figlie!Ho dovuto piazzarla in cameretta.La qualità del legno è eccellente: robusto, elegante e con una finitura naturale che valorizza qualsiasi ambiente. La mensola è stata facile da montare (ha in dotazione tasselli per muro, tasselli per carton gesso, istruzioni in italiano) e si adatta perfettamente allo spazio che avevo previsto (anche se non è nella mia cucina!!).È comunque perfetta per esporre libri e oggetti decorativi, aggiungendo un tocco di calore e sofisticatezza alla casa. Consiglio vivamente questo prodotto a chi cerca un complemento d'arredo duraturo e di alta qualità.Nel mio caso, le bambine la utilizzano per esporre alcuni dei loro amici di gioco.

Das Wandregal sieht klasse aus und hat eine hochwertige Haptik. Da es richtiges Holz ist, finde ich es sogar besser, als die meisten Regale namhafter Möbelhersteller, da dort aus Kostengründen zumeist auf billigen Pressspan zurückgegriffen wird.Aufgrund der geringen Größe und Dicke darf man natürlich keine Kiste Bier auf dem Regal abstellen, für Deko etc. ist es aber super.

Il materiale di questa mensola è abbastanza robusto, penso che sia di ottima qualità. Esteticamente è semplice, ma bello allo stesso tempo. ottima per la decorazione. Puoi posizionare piccole cose. Molto facile da installare

Das Holzbrett ist eigentlich sehr hochwertig und macht einen tollen Eindruck.Es ist sehr kompakt und das macht sich vor allem bei den Halterungen bemerkbar.Da das Brett durch seine geringe Größe auch eher dünn ist, müssen natürlich auch die unsichtbaren Halterungen entsprechend dünn sein. Das Regal muss also in jedem Fall ordentlich an einer tragfähigen Wand befestigt werden, damit die Haltbarkeit gegeben ist. Die Metallstäbe, die in das Brett ragen und es somit "schwebend" erscheinen lassen, sind auch im Verhältnis zur Tiefe des Regals etwas kurz gehalten, eine Sicherungsschraube sucht man vergebens, sodass theoretisch die Gefahr besteht, dass das Regal von den Halterungen rutschen könnte.Ich würde also in jedem Fall empfehlen, dass das Brett nur mit möglichst langen und hochwertigen Schrauben & Dübeln befestigt wird und zusätzlich mit einer kleinen Schraube von unten gegen das Herausrutschen gesichert wird. Dann bekommt man hier am Ende ein wirklich hochwertiges Regal.Aufgrund der Umstände, dass man hier aber noch die Eigenarbeit hineinstecken muss, kann ich dem Regal nur 3 Sterne geben.

Das TREOAKWIS Wandregal aus massivem Eichenholz kommt sehr gut verpackt an – im Karton und mit viel Polsterfolie umwickelt, sodass Transportschäden kaum möglich sind. Leider war bei meinem Exemplar eine der Befestigungen deutlich verbogen, was durch den Transport kaum passiert sein kann. Hier scheint es ein Problem in der Qualitätskontrolle zu geben, denn ich musste mit einem Hammer nachhelfen, um die Befestigung wieder in Form zu bringen.Optisch macht das Regal wirklich etwas her und schwebt elegant an der Wand, genau wie man es sich wünscht. Allerdings enttäuscht die Stabilität: Das Brett ist kaum belastbar und gibt schnell nach. Die Halterung ist klein und es fehlt an einer zusätzlichen Befestigungsschraube, sodass das Brett leicht wieder abgezogen werden kann.Auch die Montage erfordert Präzision. Eine Schablone oder zumindest klare Angaben für die Bohrlöcher hätten den Prozess deutlich erleichtert. Insgesamt bin ich von den TREOAKWIS Produkten eigentlich ein Fan, aber dieses Regal ist für mich das schwächste Modell. Optisch top, aber die Stabilität und Befestigung lassen leider zu wünschen übrig.