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<p>This wooden floating wall shelf mounts with no visible brackets, so the top edge and front face are all you see and it reads as one line on the wall rather than a plank on supports. Wood is light enough for hidden fixings to carry it, and the grain shows well against tile. That is what makes a floating shelf look like part of the room.</p><p>Most people hang the shorter one above the toilet or beside the basin as a small bathroom shelf for a plant, a candle and a jar of cotton swabs, off the counter and out of the splash zone. The longer one goes above the bathtub or on a kitchen wall for rolled towels and the oils and jars you reach for daily. Plain wood suits white tile, black fixtures and terrazzo alike.</p><p>It is wood, wall mounted, in two lengths: 29 cm or 42 cm. Screws and wall plugs are not included, so you can match them to drywall, tile or brick. Dust with a dry cloth, wipe spills promptly, and set a saucer under a plant pot to stop rings. Keep it clear of direct shower spray, and check the fixings a few weeks after hanging.</p><h2>Specifications</h2><p><strong>Material:</strong> Wood<br><strong>Mounting:</strong> Wall mounted</p>
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