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Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise 
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be  
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after  
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts 
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.

Note: 

Two types of mounting 

hardware are provided for use with 

the center mounting hole of the 

mounting plates. The 

1

/

4

-20 x 3” 

double-end hanger bolts are for 

wood stud applications, and the 

1

/

4

-20 x 2

1

/

4

” set screws with 

1

/

4

-20 x 3” 

toggle anchors are for steel stud 

applications. The hardware to be 

used in the outside mounting holes 

on the plate are customer supplied.

 

Select the correct type of mounting 

hardware to use based on your wall 

construction. 

1. Assess wall stud locations with 

reference to mounting locations on 

the shelf back, then determine the 

location and height at which the shelf 

will be mounted to the wall. Position 

the shelf up to that location, about 

1

/

2

” above desired height and turn 

the shelf’s top surface to face against 

the wall, so the shelf mounting 

holes face down. Use a spirit level to 

assure the shelf is level and straight, 

move the level away, hold the shelf 

level and mark a horizontal straight 

line at the installation location of the 

shelf. 

Assembly Instructions

Likha Casegoods

Floating Shelves 

August 2021

steel rod

mounting

plate

1

/ -20 x 3”

4

double-end hanger bolt

(wood stud applications)

Figure 1

wood stud

at notch

for wrench

1

/ -20 toggle anchor

4

(

el stud applications)

ste

steel rod

mounting

plate

Figure 2

at notch

for wrench

1

/

4

-20 x 3”

set screws

(non-wood stud applications)

2. While still holding the shelf top 

surface against the wall on the 

marked line (from step 1), make 

vertical marks onto the horizontal 

line at the exact center of each of the 

shelf back‘s mounting holes, making 

sure to align as many mounting 

holes as possible, with either a wood 

or steel stud. 

3. Use a mounting plate as a template, 

positioned onto the horizontal line 

on the wall, then position and center 

the middle hole of the bracket exactly 

over a vertical mark on the line from 

step 1. Assure the bracket is straight 

on the line on the wall, then precisely 

mark the two outer hole locations 

onto the line on the wall. Carefully 

bore the appropriately sized pilot 

hole at the center of each marked 

location, noting if the location is in 

a wood stud, steel stud or dry wall 

application. Repeat this step to mark 

and pre-drill the remaining mounting 

hole locations along the line on the 

wall. 

4. The steel rods which support the 

shelf must be set up in one of two 

ways: If the steel rod will be installed 

into a wood stud, thread a 

1

/

4

-20 x 3” 

double-end hanger bolt into the steel 

rod. If the steel rod will be installed 

into a steel stud or dry wall, thread a 

1

/

4

-20 x 2

1

/

4

” set screw into the steel 

rod. Repeat this step to assemble the 

remaining steel rods (Figures 1 & 2). 

5. If any of the assembled steel rods 

are for non-wood stud applications, 

1

/

4

-20 toggle anchors need to be 

installed into the center mounting 

hole locations on the wall first, 

otherwise proceed to step 6. Hold the 

metal bracket down flat against the 

plastic straps of the toggle anchor 

and insert into the center mounting 

hole on the wall. Hold the ends of 

straps together, pull away from the 

wall until bracket rest behind the wall 

at 90

°

. Slide rachet cap along straps 

until flange of cap is flush with wall. 

Snap off both straps, level with the 

flange cap.  

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