National Hardware N110-206 Shelf Bracket 12x14 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL HARDWARE N110-206 is a one-piece general purpose shelf bracket constructed from zinc-plated steel. It supports standard shelving in residential and light-duty commercial applications and is sized at 12 x 14 inches, providing a solid mounting footprint for a range of shelf depths. The zinc plating delivers corrosion resistance suited for interior environments including laundry rooms and workshops. Installation requires only basic hand tools and fasteners appropriate to the mounting surface. The one-piece construction eliminates moving parts and keeps the install straightforward for both trade professionals and experienced DIYers.

This bracket is intended for interior shelf mounting in closets, laundry rooms, workshops, garage storage walls, and similar utility spaces. It works with standard-width shelving boards and wire shelf systems where a fixed-angle bracket is required. The 12 x 14 inch profile accommodates deeper shelving common in utility and workshop environments.

Key Features

• One-piece construction with no moving parts for reliable, rigid shelf support
• Zinc-plated steel finish provides corrosion resistance for interior use
• 12 x 14 inch size accommodates standard and deeper shelf widths
• General purpose design suits closets, laundry rooms, workshops, and garage storage
• Sold individually for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose replacement or new-install shelf bracket compatible with standard wood and laminate shelving boards in residential and light-duty interior applications.

Installation Notes

Install using fasteners rated for the mounting surface — toggle bolts for drywall cavities, wood screws into studs, or masonry anchors where applicable. Ensure mounting points are located at structural members or use appropriate wall anchors to meet the intended load. Use a level during installation to confirm the bracket is plumb before securing. No special trade license is required, though commercial installations should follow applicable local building codes.