What sets these shelves apart?
Each is one solid teak board, full thickness and finished on every face — no veneer skin, no hollow core, no MDF to chip. That is why you can sand out a scuff and re-oil it years from now; a printed shelf can never be refinished.
How precise can the sizing be?
Every shelf is cut to order: length to the inch, depth to the job — six inches for frames, ten for books, twelve for kitchen dishes. Sets are cut from matching stock.
What holds them to the wall?
A concealed steel bracket ships sized to each shelf's span. Anchored into studs it holds a full row of hardcovers; the included wall anchors carry frames and plants on plain drywall. Nothing shows from the front — just a clean line of teak.
What ongoing care is needed?
Wipe with a dry cloth and re-oil the front edge once a year — the strip hands and sunlight reach first. In a dry forced-air winter the wood may look thirsty sooner; a ten-minute oiling is the whole job.
How are they packed for transit?
Shelves are made to order, individually wrapped, and shipped in rigid cartons with bracket, template, and hardware included. Tracking is sent as the order leaves the workshop.
Is the listed price for one shelf or a set?
The price covers one shelf at the standard ten-by-twelve-inch footprint, live edge included. Corner versions and multi-shelf sets are quoted from the same matching teak stock — just ask.