Wall mounted displays!

[Chrissytree]

I went totally do-it-yourself and bought the tings in the pic, I don't know what they're called in English and can't fin a translation that feels right. But I drilled holes, put them on the wall, put on the handles and the boards which I painted myself. I can flex and adjust the hight whenever and doesn't have to worry about new drillholes .

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Eventually I realised three shelves were too few so I have added two more .

I've got that system too - it's called "twin slot shelving with brackets" in the UK at least. Mine are on a much larger scale though - four shelves the length of my wall and from floor to ceiling. This year I added mini shelves to them so I could spread my ponies out and maximise the space.

[kestral_kitsune]

i bought an old spoon display for a buck from the thrift store -you know the ones that hold those tiny state spoons?- and it holds the blind bags and G4's i have out on display, I also have  a hand made wall shelf that I got at an estate sale. and ithas other stuff up on it like my funkos transformers  and pop figures

[achab1984]

I love those, I have some glass ones. I should get some pictures of them!

[Purpleglasses]

I have a system similar to Chrissytree's! You can get the pieces at a hardware store. I bet bringing them her picture and asking for that would help.

I will post a picture soon but am a bit confused by photobucket...let me just say I'm really happy with this kind of shelving! The white background shows off rainbow ponies nicely.

[Beldarna]

I've got that system too - it's called "twin slot shelving with brackets" in the UK at least. Mine are on a much larger scale though - four shelves the length of my wall and from floor to ceiling. This year I added mini shelves to them so I could spread my ponies out and maximise the space.

Thank you for the translation. That was not even an option when I searched. I had plans for making my entire wall with those but that wall is just a thin plasterwall that wouldn't be able to support the weight so I went with Billy for the rest.

Lady.Arachnia, If you're talking about my curtains thank you . I got them as a child from my grandmother along with a pillow case

[Princess Lala]

Here are is one of my 22"  black RIBBA shelves from the side:
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You use screws to screw them into the wall, drywall mounting brackets still super highly suggested, and they come with two circlular stickers to cover up the screws-dont loose them! xD I love them so much that after my car payment Im buying two 45" for my zelfies and they are going under my Tsum Tsum wall cubes! :3

[hathorcat]

Much to my brother's disgust and fury, I went with no nails glue and fitted large shelves...he he he If I want those shelves down I will probably take the plaster board with it.

However elsewhere in the house we have IKEAs floating shelves - they are perfect - I would strongly recommend as they are very adaptable.

[mlp4me]

Hubby's midnight curb pick from down the road. lol free is the way to go for displays!

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