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Help with brackets for garage shelves
MACKEM99
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Hi
I have some racking shelves in my garage which fit together with a small flat plate to put one set on top of the other. We used some in the greenhouse singly but now want to move 2 lots back to the garage but cant find the plates that connect the two together so to speak. They have a gap which is narrower at one point which you then tap down to make the "lug" fit into the smaller gap. I have tried to search for them but cannot find them anywhere. Can anyone help please?
Thanks
I have some racking shelves in my garage which fit together with a small flat plate to put one set on top of the other. We used some in the greenhouse singly but now want to move 2 lots back to the garage but cant find the plates that connect the two together so to speak. They have a gap which is narrower at one point which you then tap down to make the "lug" fit into the smaller gap. I have tried to search for them but cannot find them anywhere. Can anyone help please?
Thanks
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Photo photo photo. Pleeeeez.1
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Thanks - sortingThisIsWeird said:Photo photo photo. Pleeeeez.1 -
The bracket is inside the frame there are 2 on each corner, if you look at the part below the shelf.

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These are separate lugs?
How do they work - do the clip into the holes in the side panels, and act as shelf supports, the shelves then sit on them?
Is there a label on the shelves anywhere to indicate a make?
Does that photo show one of them in situ? If so, could you remove it a photo it separately, please?
Good chance a Google Image search, or even 'metal shelf support bracket'* or similar will quickly find it.
Anyhoo, photo pleeeeez
* That search comes up with lots of possibilities, but it's hard to say which one it is.0 -
They clip onto the corner brackets 2 each corner and create a hold between lower and upper bracket. The are 96mm tall and 30mm wide.



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Thanks. It only marginally helps, tho', as the pictures are blurred, and I still don't fully understand what they do - I cannot relate them to the earlier pic of the shelves. (An attempt at Google Images led me to lots of sites about guns and militaria...)Could you take a crisp pic, please, also showing it in situ - showing what it does?And no IDing marks on these shelves?1
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They took into the rear side of the uprights to tie them together.
You could just get a basic bracket or other flat piece of metal, drill, and bolt to both uprights.1 -
I think I know what you mean but feel it's very unlikely you are going to be able to get spares - you'll need to improvise something.1
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Grenage said: You could just get a basic bracket or other flat piece of metal, drill, and bolt to both uprights.A length of aluminium angle ~100mm long. One on each corner, drilled & bolted to the uprights.A 400mm length of 25x25x2 for £6.40 on ebay, plus some nuts & bolts.
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