Rustic Style White Pine Floating Shelf
Size Guide
Product Info
Our handcrafted 15cm depth x 5cm and 22cm depth x 5cm rustic floating shelf offers a touch of rustic charm while optimizing storage and organization. It emphasizes aesthetic appeal and ease of installation, with a customizable design that seamlessly integrates into various settings. The shelf is versatile, suitable for displaying collectibles, creating focal points, or organizing everyday essentials.
Installation Info
Installing Your Pine Floating Shelf
Our pine floating shelves use a concealed fixing system, leaving a clean, bracket-free finish once installed. The load capacity and the right fixing choice both depend on your wall type and shelf size — here's how to get it right.
Marking Your Wall
We recommend waiting until your shelf has arrived before marking the wall. Place it against the wall at your chosen height and mark directly through the fixing positions — this gives you the exact centres for your specific shelf size. Fixings are positioned 100mm from each end, so if you need to plan ahead, your centre-to-centre distance is your shelf length minus 200mm.
How Many Fixings?
Shelves up to 140cm long, up to 20cm deep, and up to 4.2cm thick are supplied with 2 fixings. Shelves in the same depth and thickness range up to 2.5m long are supplied with 3 fixings.
Solid Masonry Walls (brick, block, stone)
Standard shelves come supplied with concealed steel rods ready to set into masonry. Each fixing point is rated to 12kg — giving a total capacity of 24kg on a 2-fixing installation and 36kg on a 3-fixing installation. These figures include the weight of the shelf itself, so the usable load capacity for items placed on the shelf will be slightly less. Please note that longer and deeper shelves may not reach these maximums; distribute weight evenly and avoid concentrating loads at one end.
Deeper and Thicker Shelves — 12mm Bar
Shelves over 25cm deep, and shelves 7cm thick that are over 20cm deep and over 100cm long, are supplied with 12mm steel bar rather than standard rods. These require anchor resin to set into the wall — resin is not supplied and should be sourced before installation. We recommend confirming the correct resin type with your installer or local builder's merchant before drilling.
25cm deep shelves are supplied with longer rods as standard — no additional parts are needed.
Plasterboard Walls — Finding the Studs
If you have plasterboard walls, the best outcome is locating the timber studs behind the board. Use a stud finder (widely available for under £15) to identify stud positions before marking your fixing points. Where your shelf fixings can be set into studs, use the solid wall concealed rod fixings — you'll achieve the same load capacity as a masonry installation.
Where fixing into studs isn't possible, use our plasterboard concealed shelf supports with the included wall anchors. Each fixing point is rated to 7.5kg, giving a total shelf load of up to 15kg — ideal for lighter display items such as candles, small plants, and ornaments.
If you need your fixing positions adjusted to align with your stud centres, please get in touch before ordering and we'll be happy to accommodate this on your shelf.
A Note on Wall Integrity
The figures above assume the wall is in good condition. Old or damaged masonry, crumbling mortar, or fixings placed into hollow sections of a wall will reduce load capacity significantly. If you're in any doubt about your wall condition or type, we'd recommend having your shelf installed by a qualified tradesperson — a carpenter or handyman can assess the wall, locate studs, and ensure your fixings are placed correctly for a safe, lasting result.
Alcove Shelves
Our alcove range is designed to sit between two walls, so only the front face will be profiled in your chosen style. As most walls aren't perfectly square, we recommend one of two approaches:
Shadow gap: Order or cut your shelf 5mm short of the alcove width and leave a small shadow gap at each side. Clean, intentional, and no fussing on site.
Scribing: Order the shelf slightly longer than the alcove width, then scribe it on site for a snug fit. Use an angle finder to pick up the exact angle of each wall, transfer those angles to the shelf, and trim accordingly.
Installation Guide
For a step-by-step walkthrough of the installation process, visit our installation guides page.
Our Pine
Kiln-Dried and Responsibly Sourced
All of our pine is kiln-dried to minimise moisture content, making it as dimensionally stable as possible before it reaches you. This reduces the risk of warping, twisting, or movement once installed — so your shelf stays true in a typical domestic environment. The timber is sourced from sustainably managed forests certified by the PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification), ensuring it is harvested in a way that protects woodland ecosystems and ensures forests are replenished for future generations.
What to Expect from Natural Pine
Pine is a natural material, and no two pieces are identical. The character of your shelf will be shaped by the individual tree it came from — and that's what makes it special.
Colour and tone: Pine ranges from pale cream to warm golden yellow, with occasional reddish or amber tones depending on the part of the tree and how it's been finished. Over time, pine deepens and warms in colour, developing a rich, golden patina with age and light exposure — a quality that only improves with the years.
Grain and figuring: Pine has a straight, even grain with a softer, more open texture than hardwoods. The grain pattern is generally less pronounced than oak, giving it a clean, lighter appearance that suits contemporary, Scandinavian, and country-style interiors particularly well.
Knots and natural features: Pine is known for its knotty character — small to medium knots are a defining feature of the timber and contribute to each shelf's individual look. Tight, sound knots are retained as part of the natural aesthetic. Larger or open knots are assessed during production and only kept where they don't affect structural integrity. Small checks — fine surface splits that can occur as timber dries — may be lightly filled and sanded as part of our finishing process, giving a smooth, even surface while preserving the character of the grain.
Pine is a softwood, which means it's lighter in weight than oak and naturally more responsive to its environment. We lightly finish our shelves to enhance the grain and provide surface protection while keeping the tactile, honest feel of real wood. Touch-up wax is available separately if you ever need to refresh the surface.
Return & Refund Policy
We strive to process and ship all orders in a timely manner, working diligently to ensure that your items are on their way to you as soon as possible.
Color, Style Information
Dark Pine
Deep, bold, and high contrast. A rich dark finish that creates a strong focal point and adds a premium, statement look.
Warm Pine (Most Popular)
Rich, golden tones that enhance the depth of the grain. Adds warmth and presence while still feeling natural and balanced.
White (Limewashed)
Soft, muted white that tones down the grain while keeping the texture visible. Ideal for bright, modern, or Scandinavian-style interiors.
Natural Pine
Light, organic, and true to the timber. Shows the full beauty of the grain with minimal colour influence — pale, fresh, and highly versatile.
Country Cottage
Soft, traditional, and inviting. Gentle shaping and natural variation create a relaxed, lived-in feel—perfect for adding warmth and charm without heavy distressing.
Farmhouse (Most Popular)
Rich, golden tones that enhance the depth of the grain. Adds warmth and presence while still feeling natural and balanced.
Rustic Reclaimed
Bold, textured, and full of character. Deep grain, knots, splits, and hand-applied distressing replicate the look of aged reclaimed timber—designed to be a true statement feature.
Contemporary Clean-Lined
Crisp, smooth, and minimal. Clean edges and a refined finish create a sharp, modern look that integrates seamlessly into contemporary interiors without overpowering the space.
Handcrafted in the UK
Made to order
Natural Wood Variation
FSC-Certified Timber
The Details That Define Our Craft.
Material
Sustainably sourced pine
Eco-Finishes
Hand-waxed or oiled
Installation
All Fixings Included
Sustainability
PEFC-certified timber
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