One of the main questions in making a decision on your own floating shelves in your own space is “What kind of floating shelf should I use?” Well, there are 2 basic types. First is the hollow floating shelf. The second type (and our favorite) is a solid, hardwood floating shelf. Below we will give some of the pros and cons of both kinds and make an argument for our favorite kind – the solid wood floating shelf.
The possibilities of a floating shelf are virtually unlimited. They can be installed just about anywhere in your home and office. Installing a floating shelf in the bathroom, kitchen, living room, or in your office will really make them pop. High quality and heavy duty floating shelves can even be installed outdoors on your balcony to hold planters, or even in the garage to store your tools
One of the main questions in making a decision on your own floating shelves in your own space is “What kind of floating shelf should I use?” Well, there are 2 basic types. First is the hollow floating shelf. The second type (and our favorite) is a solid, hardwood floating shelf. Below we will give some of the pros and cons of both kinds and make an argument for our favorite kind – the solid wood floating shelf.
The possibilities of a floating shelf are virtually unlimited. They can be installed just about anywhere in your home and office. Installing a floating shelf in the bathroom, kitchen, living room, or in your office will really make them pop. High quality and heavy duty floating shelves can even be installed outdoors on your balcony to hold planters, or even in the garage to store your tools
