**Please contact for custom internal colors**

Illuminate any living space with this handcrafted LED bentwood floating shelf. As functional as it is beautiful, the sturdy multi-leveled design provides increased storage space. This shelf is constructed from solid New Zealand pine wood with a natural wood exterior and painted interior. There are three interior color variations; green, salmon, and blue. As well as three size options; 12", 22", and 32". All shelves are finished with a semi-gloss polyurethane, making them water and scratch-resistant.

The embedded LED strip is powered via a wall wart style AC/DC adaptor, which is included with your order. Up to four shelves can be powered with a single adapter by use of a four-way splitter cable, which is included with orders of two or more shelves. If you think you'll need more than one AC/DC adapter, just let me know and I'd be happy to include extras. The LED's are warm white 2700K.

All shelves are made to order in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Due to the nature of the wood, each item may have slight variations. This just simply adds beauty, authenticity, and uniqueness. Each shelf is one of a kind. Fabrication takes 2-3 weeks. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or special requests.

INCLUDES
- One Shelf
- Mounting Instructions
- Two Mounting Screws (Philips Head)
- Two Drywall Anchors
- Wall Wart Style AC/DC Adapter
- Four-Way Splitter Cable (for orders of two or more shelves)

INSTALLATION
Hanging hardware is included and easy to use. The shelf is hung via two keyhole-style mounts, which can be screwed into drywall, wood, and concrete. Installation takes as little as ten minutes. All that is needed is a Philips head screwdriver. If mounting to drywall or plaster walls, please use the included anchors. While an electric drill is not necessary, it does speed up the installation process.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Recommended for indoor use. Avoid cleaning with harsh solvents, as this will remove the protective polyurethane coating. Avoid close proximity to high-heat elements. Wood can warp, expand, and shrink with the change of weather and moisture in the air. If you live in an area with relatively high or low humidity, you may notice slight warping.