Questions and Answers for Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. White Shelf Bracket

A:  In order to reach the listed maximum load capacity, the Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. White Shelf Bracket should be mounted with the 14 inch side against the wall. An 18 inch deep shelf is not a recommended application.

A:  In order to reach the listed maximum load capacity, the Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. White Shelf Bracket should be mounted with the 14 inch side against the wall.

A:  If you look at the product, on the left bottom picture will tell you the pilot hole size

A:  It shows a picture of them just below the ad.to add with the brackets. Everblt #7 x 1-1/4 in. and #7 x 1/2 in. White Shelf Bracket Screw Kit (12-Pack). I got these to put a shelf up in my Laundry Room 12/31/2015

A:  When installing the Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. White Shelf Bracket, use #7 x 1-1/4 in. and #7 x 1/2 in. White Shelf Bracket Screw Kit (12-Pack). Pilot holes for these screws would be 3/32.

A:  Yes… pre drill the the block undersized of the screws. Works for me installing solar lights in the block seams.

A:  yes and you need special masonry screws or inserts for the screws.

A:  The Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. White Shelf Bracket can be mounted on cinder block wall as long as the appropriate anchors are used.

A:  yes you could do that.

A:  The Everbilt 12 in. x 14 in. Shelf Bracket is ideal for any shelving needs. The shelf bracket is compatible with wood, plastic, or metal shelving and supports up to 100 lbs.

A:  Sure, just make sure you mount them on a wall stud. Books are heavy..

A:  Yes, that’s exactly what they’re for.

A:  We recommend using part# 14849, #14 x 1-1/2 in. and #12 x 3/4 in. White Heavy Duty Shelf Bracket Screw Kit (12-Pack), to install the shelf brackets to the drywall / wood stud.

A:  I'd use a 1 1/2 in. coarse thread sheet rock screw or pan head screw. Just don't use a real "fat" screw as it may not fit through the pre drilled holes.

A:  This bracket is probably not strong enough. Check the maximum weight allowed on the companies web site.

A:  I installed about 20 of these brackets 2 years ago. I put them on each 16" spaced studs, because of the heavy load needed. They are narrow enough at the top to get two long screws angled in on each bracket, plus the one centered at the bottom. This is a very substancial bracket for shelving.

A:  their is a single screw on the bottom on a section thst is about 3/4 inch wide it getts larger at the top so the screws are about 2 inches apart. so the bracket is tapered.

A:  The widest section of the shelf bracket that attaches to the wall is 1.85in.

A:  Do not think shelf brackets would or could be supported on trellis unless trelis is attached to a wall or at least some kind of poles to be able to hold weight, just my thought! Pete

A:  Yes, as long as what you're securing them to is at least 1 1/2 inches wide as screw holes are approx. 1 1/4 apart. Would suggest you pre drill holes slightly smaller than screw diameter

A:  yes use screws. or nuts with bolts and washers.

A:  This shelf bracket needs to be installed to wall studs or with a proper anchor, and is for indoor use. Also there are too many other factors to consider concerning the trellis wall - installation method, material, load capacity, etc.

A:  It is recommended to use #7 x 1 1/4 in. and #7 x 1/2 in. screws with this shelf bracket.

A:  Yes. That is what I used.

A:  yes. Just be sure they are long enough. 2" minimum, preferable 2 1/2". Drill a pilot hole of 1/16" first.

A:  Definitely It can be paint them with out primer!! As longest they still new .

A:  The shelf bracket will need to be primed as it has a glossy finish.

A:  Anything can be spray painted. Priming always helps.