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Putting some shelves up in my computer room and need a little advice on the
brackets. I am thinking of getting the elcheapo London Shelf Brackets. Width of largest shelf is 400mm and the length is 600mm, actually making the shelves from an old table that I couldn't bear to just throw on the tip. Now the largest bracket that I can get is 350mm x 300mm. Question is, are you supposed to put the longest length of the bracket onto the wall or doesn't it matter. The shelf will only hold a tuner amp and a 3 tray CD player side by side. Underneath the largest shelf will be my 28" old style TV and the shelf will be about 4 inches above this. Your help and suggestions most gratefully received. Kindest regards, Jim |
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