Spoon Shaped Shelf Supports 1/4" Bore - Pro Value Series IF739NP

Spoon Shaped Shelf Supports 1/4 Bore Use

Spoon Shaped Shelf Supports 1/4 bore identify these Pro Value Series components as shelf supports designed for 1/4 inch bore holes, so they match standard drilled cabinetry where 1/4 inch shelf pins are specified for adjustable shelving layouts. The shelf supports are part of the Shelf, Closet & Garage Organization category, so they serve as the interface between cabinet sides and adjustable shelves in those storage installations. The product belongs to the Shelf Supports product class, so it functions as the primary load-bearing point that keeps shelves seated at the chosen height during regular use. The SAP description states SHELFREST, NICKEL 1/4' SPOON SHAPED, so you get a nickel-finished, spoon-shaped rest profile sized for 1/4 inch bores, which aligns appearance and geometry across multiple cabinets in a project. The manufacturer part number IF739NP clearly identifies this exact configuration for repeat ordering and job standardization.

Key Shelf Support Details For Cabinet Work

• The 1/4 inch bore design means the pin fits 1/4 inch diameter holes, which matches common line-boring patterns used in cabinet sides for adjustable shelf systems, helping shelves align with existing drilling layouts.
• The spoon shaped supports description indicates a spoon-style rest profile, which cradles the shelf edge more evenly than a sharp point, helping distribute contact area along the underside of the shelf at each support location.
• The web description lists a 1/2 inch long shelf rest area, giving each support a half-inch bearing surface under the shelf, which helps seat the shelf securely on the pin in everyday loading conditions.
• The shelf rest area is also 5/16 inch wide, so the bearing surface has a defined width under the shelf edge, which supports the front-to-back stability of the shelf where it meets the cabinet side panel.
• The 1/4 inch bore pin length is 5/16 inch, so the portion inserted into the hole extends roughly one-third of an inch into the side panel, providing engagement depth in the bore that supports the shelf without projecting excessively.
• The description notes availability in a nickel finish, so the visible part of the support presents a nickel appearance at the shelf line, which coordinates visually with other nickel cabinet hardware specified in the same project.

Installation Fit For 1/4 Bore Shelf Pins

The web description states that 1/4 inch bore spoon shaped supports are built for a 1/4 inch bore, so installation uses 1/4 inch diameter holes drilled in cabinet or closet sides, matching standard line-boring operations in woodworking shops. Because the pin length for the 1/4 inch bore is 5/16 inch, the pin occupies that depth inside the hole, which helps keep the support snug in the panel while leaving the spoon-shaped rest exposed to carry the shelf. The 1/2 inch long and 5/16 inch wide shelf rest area defines the footprint where the shelf edge contacts the support, so installers can position holes to keep the rest fully under the shelf thickness. The Pro Value Series branding connects this shelf support to a consistent product line from Wurth Baer Supply, so repeat installations can rely on the same geometry and finish across multiple jobs.

Using IF739NP Shelf Supports In Projects

Where These Pro Value Series Supports Fit Best

The category listing as Shelf, Closet & Garage Organization places these Pro Value Series shelf supports directly in cabinet and storage projects, so they are suited for installations where adjustable shelves are carried on 1/4 inch bore hardware. The 1/4 inch bore specification means these IF739NP supports fit panel systems drilled with 1/4 inch holes, so they match many cabinet lines that standardize on that bore size for shelving. The spoon shaped design forms a defined shelf rest that is 1/2 inch long and 5/16 inch wide, so each support creates a clear bearing platform sized to sit under common shelf materials used in closets and garage storage. Because the pin length in the bore is 5/16 inch, the support engages the cabinet side panel over that depth, which suits typical panel thicknesses used in residential cabinetry where 5/16 inch engagement provides support while leaving clearance behind.

Details That Support Repeatable Shelf Alignment

The SAP description of SHELFREST, NICKEL 1/4' SPOON SHAPED and the web description of 1/4 inch bore spoon shaped supports together define a precise combination of bore size, pin length, and spoon-style rest, so installers can repeat hole locations across multiple cabinets and expect the same shelf height and interface. The 1/2 inch long shelf rest area provides a consistent distance of support under the shelf edge, which helps maintain uniform shelf projection into the cabinet when the same supports are used on every level. The 5/16 inch wide rest area sets the width of contact under the shelf, so when four IF739NP supports are used at the corners, each shelf sits on identical bearing geometry at every corner. The nickel finish called out in the SAP description adds a specific finish designation to that geometry, so open cabinet or closet installations show a uniform nickel appearance wherever the supports are visible below the shelves. The manufacturer part number IF739NP gives a single reference that ties all these dimensions and finish details together, so reordering for future phases of a project produces the same bore fit and shelf rest profile.

Common Questions About IF739NP Shelf Supports

Select IF739NP For 1/4 Bore Shelf Layouts

The SAP description specifying SHELFREST, NICKEL 1/4' SPOON SHAPED and the web description detailing a 1/4 inch bore, 5/16 inch pin length, and 1/2 inch by 5/16 inch shelf rest area together define a clear fit for 1/4 inch adjustable shelving systems. For cabinet, closet, or garage storage projects built around 1/4 inch bore patterns, these Pro Value Series IF739NP shelf supports from Wurth Baer Supply provide a consistent nickel-finished spoon rest profile that aligns with the drilled holes and shelf edges used in the layout.