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A shelf arrangement adapted to be mounted on an upright wall in cantilevered relationship thereto, which arrangement includes a wire shelf releasably supported by a pair of underlying brackets. The brackets attach to and project in cantilevered relationship from the wall by wall clamps which fixedly

A shelf arrangement adapted to be mounted on an upright wall in cantilevered relationship thereto, which arrangement includes a wire shelf releasably supported by a pair of underlying brackets. The brackets attach to and project in cantilevered relationship from the wall by wall clamps which fixedly attach to the wall. Each bracket has upper and lower legs which, at their rearward ends, terminate in a pair of sidewardly-spaced leg portions which terminate in a pair of sidewardly-spaced hooks which engage a respective wall clamp. The wall clamp has sidewardly-spaced hook receiving parts, and also has a center part which accommodates fasteners for direct attachment to a wall, particularly to an underlying wall stud. A pair of shelf supports project upwardly from the bracket and have, at their upper ends, rearwardly-opening hook parts which engage front and rear support rods which are fixed to the shelf and extend longitudinally thereof.

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A shelving arrangement adapted to be mounted on an upright wall so as to project outwardly therefrom in cantilevered relationship thereto, comprising: a horizontally enlarged shelf having a substantially planar upper mat which defines an upwardly facing support surface, said mat extending between lo

A shelving arrangement adapted to be mounted on an upright wall so as to project outwardly therefrom in cantilevered relationship thereto, comprising: a horizontally enlarged shelf having a substantially planar upper mat which defines an upwardly facing support surface, said mat extending between longitudinally-extending front and rear edges of said shelf; said shelf including substantially parallel front and rear support rods which are fixed relative to said mat and extend longitudinally of said shelf, said support rods being spaced a predetermined distance apart; a pair of bracket assemblies disposed below and in spaced relationship longitudinally along said shelf and individually connected between said shelf and said wall; each said bracket assembly including a wall clamp means fixed to said wall, and a cantilevered bracket releasably connected to said clamp means and projecting outwardly therefrom for releasable engagement with said front and rear support rods; said bracket including a horizontally-elongated arm having hook means for vertically slidably engaging said wall clamp means, said arm projecting outwardly from said wall in cantilevered relationship thereto and being disposed below said shelf; said bracket also including front and rear shelf supports fixed to said arm in spaced relationship therealong and projecting upwardly therefrom for releasable engagement with the respective front and rear support rods, each of said shelf supports projecting upwardly in cantilevered relationship from said arm and at its upper end terminating in a rearwardly-opening U-shaped hook part which defines therein a rearwardly directed slot in which the respective support rod is disposed.