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Capitol stud mounted floating bracket delivers an ultra-slim, stud-install bracket that is engineered for invisible strength and ease of installation, so shelves and surfaces appear to float while being supported directly from wall framing. The 8 inch length bracket with 2-1/2 inch width and 10-1/2 inch height gives a compact form that still presents a substantial support arm projecting into the room, which helps carry load without crowding finished spaces. Federal Brace designs this stud-mounted bracket to mount along the side of standard wall studs, so the installer can work with common framing layouts on typical walls. Because the mounting style disappears completely behind drywall, visible hardware is reduced and finished vanities, countertops, benches, or floating shelves present a clean look once mounted.
This Capitol floating bracket is designed to mount along the side of standard wall studs, so layout follows the existing stud grid for predictable placement. The part uses a minimal profile arm that extends into the room, so the arm must be aligned with the final shelf, vanity, countertop, or bench depth to carry the load effectively. For floating shelf applications, the manufacturer states that bracket arms should align with the shelf depth and that each bracket is anchored directly into wall studs for maximum strength, which directs installers to plan bracket locations where studs are present. For countertop applications, the manufacturer directs that each bracket align with wall studs and be spaced no more than 24 inches apart, guiding bracket count and spacing when supporting a continuous surface.
This Federal Brace Capitol stud-mounted floating bracket is described for supporting floating vanities, countertops, benches, and floating shelves, so it can serve across bathroom, kitchen, seating, and display applications. The 8 inch length, 2-1/2 inch width, and 10-1/2 inch height format gives a compact yet substantial bracket shape, allowing it to fit within standard stud spacing while projecting a support arm into the finished space. For floating shelf use, the guidance that bracket arms align with the shelf depth leads installers to match shelf dimensions to the arm for better bearing and reduced leverage on the fastened stud connection. For floating countertop use, aligning each bracket to wall studs and spacing them no more than 24 inches apart sets a clear pattern for distributing the weight of the countertop along the wall.
For bench applications, the same side-of-stud mounting and minimal profile arm enable a bench to appear floating while the load transfers into the stud. Because the mounting style disappears completely behind drywall, the Capitol bracket operates as concealed structure while finished millwork, stone, or other surfaces remain visually uninterrupted. The Capitol stud grip feature allows the installer to square the bracket with the front edge of the studs, which helps hold the bracket in position while fastening and helps keep the arm perpendicular to the wall. This stud grip detail reduces handling complexity for a single installer and supports consistent alignment of multiple brackets along a run, which is valuable when lining up several supports across a vanity, shelf, or countertop installation.
The Capitol stud mounted floating bracket is designed to support floating vanities, countertops, benches, and floating shelves, so it can be used across bath, kitchen, seating, and display installations using concealed wall support.
The Capitol bracket mounts along the side of standard wall studs, so its load transfers directly into the stud structure while the bracket body remains concealed behind drywall once the wall is finished.
The Capitol bracket stud grip feature lets the installer square the bracket using the front edge of the studs, which helps hold alignment and simplifies positioning when hands are occupied during fastening.
The Capitol bracket for countertop applications should have each bracket aligned with wall studs and spaced no more than 24 inches apart, distributing the countertop load across the stud wall.
The Capitol bracket manufacturer does not recommend using a shelf depth farther than 4 inches beyond the end of the support arm, supporting the stated maximum weight capacity for a floating shelf.
The Capitol bracket mounting style disappears completely behind drywall, so once wall finishes and millwork are installed, only the floating vanity, countertop, bench, or shelf remains visible.
The Capitol stud mounted floating bracket from Federal Brace brings an ultra-slim, stud-install bracket that is engineered for invisible strength, making it useful wherever floating vanities, countertops, benches, or shelves are required along standard stud walls. With clear guidance that bracket arms align with shelf depth, that brackets anchor directly into studs for floating shelves, that countertops use brackets aligned with studs and spaced no more than 24 inches apart, and that shelves extend no farther than 4 inches beyond the arm, this bracket helps installers plan layouts that follow manufacturer installation recommendations for structural performance.
