Two swing hanging pine shelves on a wall with a trailing plant and framed photo

Swing Hanging Pine Shelf — 35 cm

Natural pine
$34.00
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Two swing hanging pine shelves on a wall with a trailing plant and framed photo

Swing Hanging Pine Shelf — 35 cm

$34.00
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A single pine board on natural rope that turns three feet of blank wall into somewhere to put things. Hangs from one hook, adjusts to the height you want, and holds a trailing pothos, a small stack of books, or a framed photo and a candle.

Why people buy this one

  • One hook. No drilling a shelf bracket into a stud. It hangs like a picture, which means renters can use it and you can move it when you rearrange.
  • The rope is the adjustment. Untie, slide, retie — you set the drop after it's on the wall, not before, so it lands exactly level with the window or the bed.
  • Reclaimed pine with a clear protective coat, so a damp plant pot or a sweating glass doesn't leave a permanent ring in the grain.
  • Two finishes that both read warm. Natural pine for pale, airy rooms; walnut brown when the wall is already light and you want the shelf to show up.

Specifications

  • Shelf board: 35 cm (13.8 in) wide
  • Rope drop: 40 cm (15.7 in), adjustable
  • Weight limit: 8 lb (approx. 3.6 kg) per shelf
  • Wood: reclaimed pine with waterproof clear protective coat
  • Rope: natural fibre
  • Finishes: natural pine or walnut brown
  • Installation: hanging — ready to install, drilling normally not required
  • No assembly required

Read this before you order

  • One order is one shelf. Several of our photos show two or three hung together or stacked — that's two or three of these. Order the number you want on the wall.
  • 8 lb is the real limit. A potted plant, books, a frame, candles: fine. A row of hardbacks or a heavy ceramic planter full of wet soil: not fine.
  • Your wall decides your fixing. It hangs from a single hook or nail — plaster and drywall need a suitable hook for the weight. That hook is not included.
  • Pine is a living grain. Knots, tone and streaking vary board to board, and the walnut finish takes differently across the grain. That variation is the material, not a defect.

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