GoodHome Rigga Rectangular Floating Shelf - (L)118Cm X (D)19Cm - Black


Use the provided template to position your shelf and attach it to the wall.
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Use the provided template to position your shelf and attach it to the wall.
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This guide is for anyone looking to install and use the GoodHome Rigga Rectangular Floating Shelf. The key benefit is providing stylish and functional storage with a minimalist design. A minor caveat is that proper wall mounting is essential for safety and stability. This guide covers setup, key features, and helpful tips for maximizing the shelf's use.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | GoodHome |
Please refer to the product specifications for the maximum weight capacity. Overloading the shelf can be dangerous.
You will need a drill, level, screwdriver, and the provided template.
Yes, but you must use appropriate fixings designed for plasterboard walls. These are typically available at most hardware stores.
Wipe the shelf with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
You may need to purchase alternative fixings that are suitable for your specific wall material (e.g., brick, concrete).
Yes, simply unscrew the shelf from the wall, being careful to remove all fixings.
Check the product packaging or your receipt for warranty information.
Check that the mounting hardware is securely fastened to the wall. Ensure the correct fixings were used for your wall type. If the issue persists, consider using heavier-duty fixings.
Double-check the template and measurements. Ensure the wall is even. Use a level throughout the installation process to maintain accuracy.
Loosen the mounting screws slightly and adjust the shelf until it is level. Retighten the screws once the shelf is correctly aligned.
Compatibility: The shelf is designed for use on most wall types. However, always use appropriate fixings for the specific wall material (e.g., plasterboard, solid wood, concrete).
Care: Clean the shelf with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.