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Heavy Duty Shelf Bracket for Floating Shelves
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Heavy Duty L Bracket
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Corner Shelf Bracket for Floating Shelves
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Heavy Duty Z Shelving Bracket
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L Bracket for Corner Shelves
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Heavy Duty Countertop Support Bracket
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Heavy Duty U Shaped Bracket
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Heavy Duty Double Shelf Bracket with Lip
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What Hardware Do I Need?
The hardware needed depends on how the item will be installed:
- Solid Wood = .75" screw
- Thick Solid Wood = 1" lag bolts
- Wall Stud = 2" Lag Bolt
- Drywall Only = Toggle Bolts
- XL Lag Bolts = wall studs behind thick walls
- XL Toggles = drywall behind thick walls
- Masonry Bolts = brick, concrete or stone
Can I Install Brackets in Tile Backsplash??
Can I Order a Sample?
ABOUT CASCADE IRON CO.
Established in 2015, we are a metal fabrication company, located in Silverton, Oregon, focused on creating quality shelf brackets and high end hardware.
Serving builders, designers, and DIY enthusiasts, we work hard to make each project a success.
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© 2024 - CASCADE IRON CO
Can You Make Custom Hardware?
Yes! Because our hardware is American made in our metal shop in Silverton, Oregon, we can make custom hardware.
To request a quote, simply contact us along with your specific dimensions and project requests.
Can I Order a Sample?
Yes! We offer a Sample Finish Kit for all of our metal finishes so you can see the finishes first hand.
Are You Really Made in USA?
Yes. We make our products in our metal shop in Silverton, Oregon using American steel. As a small business, we have a small local crew fabricating, shipping, answering questions, and moving things forward.
Other companies, by contrast, import lower quality metal items and paint, finish, and package - not actually making their products in the US.