The Shallowford Classic Corbel is true to its name, with a slightness of depth that makes it perfect for accenting the buttressing in a room with vaulted ceilings, spaces in floor to ceiling shelving, or even a narrow mantel. This sleek and elegant corbel effortlessly lends an air of simplicity to its surroundings. If you need to see any of the measurement details for this item, click on the CAD Drawings tab above. You can also drag and drop the files into your own CAD program for realistic drawings of your finished project! Corbels for countertops and shelves can create instant beauty and sophistication. Many customers who have installed our corbels for their countertops or shelves are amazed at how elegantly they can transform the look of their home. Wood corbels are like beautiful art that can showcase the grain and color of wood to its best advantage. And the selection of intricately carved or simpler wood designs can dramatically alter the appearance and feel of a room. Corbels make a significant artistic statement and often serve as the room’s focal point. Design Your Mantel with Osborne Increase the strength of your corbel! Industrial hangers can be found in the Furniture Hardware Section of our website (Part #955). If you intend to place corbels beneath a countertop, the key dimension you are focused on is the depth of the corbel. Corbels to be used under a countertop should be at least 1/2 of the depth of the overhang which it will support, and look even better when they are 2/3 or ¾ of the depth of the overhang. For example, a countertop with an overhang of 12 inches requires supporting corbels that are at least 6 inches deep. Using 8 or 9 inch corbels provides extra support and makes the corbels a bit more visually appealing. Corbels used to brace shelves must be at least 2/3 of the depth of the shelf which they will support, since the corbel will be the shelf’s sole means of support. It is preferable to have the corbel be 3/4 of the depth of the overhang, for better support and visual appeal. For example, a shelf that is 12 inches deep will require supporting corbels that are at least 8 inches deep, but corbels that are at least 9 inches deep provide better support and visual appeal.
The Shallowford Classic Corbel is true to its name, with a slightness of depth that makes it perfect for accenting the buttressing in a room with vaulted ceilings, spaces in floor to ceiling shelving, or even a narrow mantel. This sleek and elegant corbel effortlessly lends an air of simplicity to its surroundings.
If you need to see any of the measurement details for this item, click on the CAD Drawings tab above. You can also drag and drop the files into your own CAD program for realistic drawings of your finished project!
Corbels for countertops and shelves can create instant beauty and sophistication. Many customers who have installed our corbels for their countertops or shelves are amazed at how elegantly they can transform the look of their home. Wood corbels are like beautiful art that can showcase the grain and color of wood to its best advantage. And the selection of intricately carved or simpler wood designs can dramatically alter the appearance and feel of a room. Corbels make a significant artistic statement and often serve as the room’s focal point.
If you intend to place corbels beneath a countertop, the key dimension you are focused on is the depth of the corbel. Corbels to be used under a countertop should be at least 1/2 of the depth of the overhang which it will support, and look even better when they are 2/3 or ¾ of the depth of the overhang. For example, a countertop with an overhang of 12 inches requires supporting corbels that are at least 6 inches deep. Using 8 or 9 inch corbels provides extra support and makes the corbels a bit more visually appealing.
Corbels used to brace shelves must be at least 2/3 of the depth of the shelf which they will support, since the corbel will be the shelf’s sole means of support. It is preferable to have the corbel be 3/4 of the depth of the overhang, for better support and visual appeal. For example, a shelf that is 12 inches deep will require supporting corbels that are at least 8 inches deep, but corbels that are at least 9 inches deep provide better support and visual appeal.
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