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My dad built this awesome shelving unit…..?(Contractors help)?

about four years ago. Slowly its being separating from the wall and when we put hardwood floors in and put stilts under the unit it moved away even farther from the wall. Its now about an inch or a little more from the wall and we are fixing it today. So far we’ve put it up higher which hasn’t helped much. Right now he’s going draw it in with screws but I don’t think its going to work. There’s too many angles.I’ve got a few pics and I’m going to post them but do you have any other ideas?

Not sure, but it looks like this unit was originally sitting on the floor & was caulked to the wall, with no back (wall is the back of the unit).

If that’s about right, find your wall studs & use 2″ angle brackets screwed to the inside top of the unit (3-4 brackets) & through the drywall into the studs.

You’ll need 5/8″ screws into the cabinet top & 1-1/2″ screws into the wall.

You could also put a couple of screws into the inside bottom back of the cabinet (at about a 45 degree angle) into two of the wall studs (you’ll need 2 #8 2-1/2″ screws). You’ll want to pilot drill these two holes to keep from splitting the back of the shelf bottom & you should be able to set these screws a bit.

When you’re finished anchoring the unit back to the wall, carefully caulk the outside edges & you should be good to go.

Good luck…

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