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I am thinking of a simple shelf that I would plant on four screws that could be used to attach to another shelf from above that would attach to the subwoofer. Anyone have any experience with turnbuckle shelf brackets?
I used a similar setup. I had the back panel attached to the base of cornice wall with a couple of screws, and instead of black turnbuckle shelf brackets, I attached the shelf to the back with a couple of hinges.
I’ve used the wall board anchors (model 90 pounds in an orange package). I used 4 anchors through two metal L-shaped shelf brackets with snap on plastic covers. Also I used a MDF shelf on top of the brackets. Then I used threaded rod and nuts/washers to directly suspend the shelf.
I prefer to use metal shelf brackets because I am completely unsure about this hinge on the 2mm brass tie. 🙂
I built a shelf for about $15 using L-shaped brackets that you can find at local hardware store and a salamander-designed shelf. I must say this is the best tweak I’ve ever done. 🙂
I used a threaded rod to easily attach the shelf to the ceiling. If I could attach to the back wall, I would just use the diagonal brace angled wood brackets to support the shelf from below.