Hello. I have a small kitchen and little countertop. After assembling the furniture, I had a counter top 1 meter. I would like to make it a piece 30cm x 100cm and hang it a little higher in the corner above the normal top - in this way I will gain some space. Blacik will stick in one part above...

You can. Go to the furniture store and ask about appropriate brackets, buy, screw to the countertop, then the whole to the wall and be happy that you have an additional shelf.

What material is the wall on which the countertop should hang and what is its thickness?

Concrete and it's probably ok, because when we drill, nothing flies through (on the second wall when drilling, rubble falls into the room ).

If the wall is strong, i.e. hard material and will hold the dowel / dowel well, you can hang on such holders. Remember that each handle has its own strength. It is possible to fold the regiment when it is not needed

If you have a strong wall, you do not have to use any visible supports for this table - especially since as you write, you want to attach it in the corner. Simply screw the two previously drilled and painted angles to the wall, put the top on them and screw it to the angles from below. The atom will not move if the wall is really concrete and you make the correct fixing of these angles. As for the dowels fastening the angle bracket to the wall, then with the 8x60 (80) screw, and for screwing the countertop any wood screws with a diameter of 5 or 6. I attach the sketch.

Mounting Secure 30x100cm Kitchen Countertop on Wall: Tips for Gaining Space Without Support Leg

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Hello.
I have a small kitchen and little countertop. After assembling the furniture, I had a counter top 1 meter. I would like to make it a "piece" 30cm x 100cm and hang it a little higher in the corner above the "normal" top - in this way I will gain some space. Blacik will stick in one part above the floor, but I would like to avoid a long leg down as a support. can I hang it securely and securely on the brackets? The thickness of the top is about 3.5 cm - a 60x100 piece is quite heavy .... but I need half

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Harmony wrote:
Can I hang it securely and securely somehow?
You can. Go to the furniture store and ask about appropriate brackets, buy, screw to the countertop, then the whole to the wall and be happy that you have an additional shelf.
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16804726 06 Nov 2017 12:35

What material is the wall on which the countertop should hang and what is its thickness?
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Concrete and it's probably ok, because when we drill, nothing flies through (on the second wall when drilling, rubble falls into the room ).
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If the wall is strong, i.e. hard material and will hold the dowel / dowel well, you can hang on such holders. Remember that each handle has its own strength. It is possible to fold the regiment when it is not needed
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16807946 07 Nov 2017 20:20

Harmony wrote:
Concrete and it's probably ok
If you have a strong wall, you do not have to use any visible supports for this table - especially since as you write, you want to attach it in the corner. Simply screw the two previously drilled and painted angles to the wall, put the top on them and screw it to the angles from below. The atom will not move if the wall is really concrete and you make the correct fixing of these angles.
As for the dowels fastening the angle bracket to the wall, then with the 8x60 (80) screw, and for screwing the countertop any wood screws with a diameter of 5 or 6.
I attach the sketch.
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