cubicle shelf brackets 3d models

This is a cubicle shelf bracket I designed to attach over the top of a cubicle wall and support a shelf that spans its width. You will need to print four parts - two left and two right - before adding a 3/4-inch thick piece of wood or shelf material....

If your cube has a different measurement, you can try this, but consider remixing it to whatever depth you need so the bracket fits snugly against the cubicle face. Please note that I haven't load-tested these; they're sturdy, but keep in mind...

I Made This Bracket To Hold A Display Shelf In My Work Cubicle. I Had Tried To Buy Special Shelves Designed For Cubicles, But They Were Too Expensive And Smaller Than I Needed. These Brackets Attach To The Partition Panel, So No Screws Are Required.

This is a simple bracket I made to allow me to put up a display shelf in my work cubicle. I had tried to buy special shelves made to hang in cubicles, but they were all ridiculously priced and smaller than I wanted. These brackets hang on the...

Decided to design a shelf for my cubicle office wall. Just placed a nice looking wood plank over the top and was all done. They are offset to allow for fitting in the corners of spaces so make sure you pick the correct one when printing. Used a...

Bracket Dimensions: A sturdy 129 by 30 by 31 structure holds everything in place. Base Specifications: The base measures 25 by 80 by 30, providing a solid foundation. ... The base plate securely attaches to the table's base, eliminating any potential...

Yet another office cubicle.

This modular 3D print storage surface features a customizable cubicle shelf that can be easily replicated and expanded as needed. The concept revolves around printing out multiple units, which can then be connected using a versatile base made from...

Humans use the Cubicle Expander to boost workspace capacity. ...Simple to produce and install into existing workstations.

I decided to craft a unique showcase for my three-dimensional creations right on the wall of my office cubicle. ... Updated, Modular Version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2439255

Fortunately, this shelving unit was designed to be perfectly positioned atop the corner of my cubicle, allowing me to maximize storage without encroaching on adjacent workstations. ...Specifically crafted for the MP Maker Select Mini V2 3D printer, it...

... cubicle. ...You need to print 2 left and 2 right hooks, attach to the end of a 1 inch shelf and hook over the sides of your cubicle. ... I have also considered attaching a second shorter shelf below the hooked shelf, but I'm concerned about weight.

You'll need to print two left and two right hooks, then attach them to the end of a 1-inch shelf and hook it over the sides of your cubicle. ...Additionally, I've thought about installing a secondary, shorter shelf below the hooked shelf, but I'm...

... that when you change the grip size, you'll need to reposition the hook part to ensure a proper fit. You can obtain the STL file for this design at libre3d.com, where it is categorized under Frames and listed as Cubicle-Wall-Hanging-Shelf-Modified.

I discovered a simple solution by attaching this shelf to a wall, cubicle, or bulletin board using a pushpin or thumbtack. ...Although it's not designed to hold an incredible amount of weight, it is sufficiently sturdy for small printed models or...

This cubicle shelf makes use of the "steelcase" hook pattern to interlock within its seam, resulting in an extremely stable design. To achieve optimal stability, it would be ideal to have a hook in the middle section; however, this is not feasible...

It features two arms that latch onto the cubicle wall (the wall width is approximately 53mm) and secure to the bottom of the shelf. The arm height can be adjusted using the pre-drilled holes and the provided screw. I crafted two distinct shelves,...

First things first, I carefully removed the screw holes from the back of the design and added sturdy hooks that would securely fasten to my cubicle's framework (I'm not entirely sure if all cubicles accommodate standard hooks, but I'm crossing my...

I wanted a little shelf for my bulletin board, and wasn't vibing with anything I could find on here. So I whipped up this little thing. It's not meant to hold much, just to hold small things and look good while doing so! There are two versions -...

Shelf Brackets for wall mount

Shelf brackets to put in wooden beam (55mm x 12mm).

This simple yet effective tool will accomplish its purpose, just as described. ...Introducing the straightforward shelf bracket. You'll need one for each end, along with a connecting joiner bracket to securely fasten your shelf together.

... the subject of discussion in Patrik Enerstrand's blog post at http://arduinoprojekt.blogspot.se/. ...This resource provides further information and insights on shelf brackets, likely offering tips or techniques related to their use and installation.

People often use M3 screws to attach shelf brackets that provide sturdy support for shelves and other objects.

Pair of shelf brackets mountable using small or medium size Command™ strips for supporting a shelf made from foam core board or other lightweight material. The resulting shelf is intended for display of lightweight objects. After a bracket is...

Simply attach two brackets to either side, insert a plank in the gap, and instantly you'll have a sturdy shelf.

Attach two brackets to either side of the shelving unit, insert a single plank of wood into the gap they create, and instantly, a sturdy shelf emerges.

Removing supports from between the brackets on this one was very satisfying. At some point I will get a picture of the print on here. It is currently holding plants on my wife's cubicle wall. Printing with PLA looks great initially but I don't...

Simple shelf bracket designed by me, tailored to fit standard Home Depot boards (.5" x 3.5" x 48"). It's actually a reinterpretation of the Funko Pop bracket available at that link (though I couldn't tag it). This design can also be used with smaller...

Simple shelf bracket I designed to fit standard boards from Home Depot (.5" x 3.5" x 48"). It's a remix of the Funko Pop bracket available here (though I couldn't tag it). It could also be used with the small 24" boards for a shorter bracket.