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A brushed stainless shelf for the wall above a bench, 610 mm wide and 218 mm deep, rated to 20 kg. A short backsplash along the rear edge keeps splashes off the wall and a 15 mm lip along the front keeps jars from walking off. Fixings and a silicone liner are in the box. Three steps to fit and it weighs 4 kg.
Free delivery to most addresses in NSW, ACT, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia; enter your postcode at checkout to confirm. We do not deliver to Tasmania or the Northern Territory yet. Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Mark the fixing positions with a level, fix to the wall with the accessories supplied, and sit the shelf on. The maker describes it as three steps. Screw into studs or solid wall where you can.
Every bench gathers a row of things that should be at eye level and are not. This puts them there.
It is an L-shaped shelf in brushed 430 stainless: a 44 mm backsplash along the rear so splashes hit steel, a flat 218 millimetre shelf, and a 15 millimetre lip along the front that stops a jar sliding off when the bench below gets knocked. There are no dead corners to trap anything, which is why stainless shelving is what commercial kitchens use.
It is rated to 20 kilograms, which is a row of five litre oil tins or the whole spice line with room to spare. A silicone liner in the box goes on top to protect against scratches and noise. The shelf itself weighs four kilograms and comes with the accessories to fit it.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

The backsplash, the shelf and the front lip make one L-shaped piece of 430 stainless with no dead corners for water or crumbs to find, so the surface wipes in one pass. The brushed treatment resists the scratches, corrosion and tarnish a busy kitchen puts on it.

Fifteen millimetres is not much, but it is enough. A shelf above a bench gets bumped from below every day, and the lip along the front edge is the difference between a jar that shuffles forward and a jar that lands in the pot. The backsplash does the same job at the rear, keeping the wall dry when something on the shelf gets splashed from the stove.

Rated to 20 kilograms. That is a run of oil tins, the spice line, a row of dry goods bins, or a small microwave in a staff room. In a cafe it goes above the coffee bench for cups; in a garage it holds the things that used to live on the floor. A 406 mm version is listed for the gap beside a rangehood.
Rating is for a load spread along the shelf with the fixings into studs or solid wall. A heavy single item sits over a fixing.
Both widths are the same depth and shape and come with the liner. The wider 305 mm shelf on brackets is a separate model for heavier loads.
| Item | Size | Rating | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall shelf, 406 mm | 406 × 218 | 20 kg | On request | Back soon | |
| Wall shelf, 610 mm | 610 × 218 | 20 kg | 4.1 kg | AU $89 | Back soon |
| Wall shelf, 914 mm on brackets | 914 × 305 | 136 kg | AU $99 | In stock |
Assembly required; instructions are included.
A small one, yes. Most compact microwaves weigh 10 to 14 kg and the shelf is rated to 20, provided the fixings are into studs or solid wall. Sit the microwave centred over the fixings rather than at one end.
Studs are best. In plaster without a stud behind, use heavy hollow-wall anchors. In tile over masonry, drill through the tile with a tile bit and plug the masonry behind it.
It stands 44 mm above the shelf, which catches what is thrown up from a pan below and keeps the wall dry directly behind the shelf. It is not a full splashback; for that, tile the wall or fit a sheet behind.
It marks like any stainless, and the brushing hides most of it. Wipe along the grain with warm water and detergent. Avoid steel wool and abrasive powders, which leave marks across the grain that show.
Yes. Two shelves sit end to end to make a run. Give each shelf its own fixings rather than sharing them.