inverted shelving brackets?

[flareslow]

These might look ok upside down:

Ikea Shelves

[Dennis S]

How about making them from wood?

[mrbigstuff]

Yeah, I would just put a couple of screws in the speaker cabinet and mount with brackets or use some sort of cheap L-bracket color matched to the speaker.

otherwise, I'd suspend the speaker at either end with fishing line or wire and a little block on the bottom for balance.

[datbeme]

Here's mine...

[mrbigstuff]

hey, that is neat. is that bracket custom or store bought?

(also, what speaker is that? -beautiful finish)

[bazookaman]

i like that too.

[Mr Downtown]

The most elegant solution is probably this floating shelf from Ikea.

[Frank]

If you don't mind attaching something to the rear of the speaker, try this:
cut a 3/4" sheet of plywood to the dimensions of the rear. Rip it lengthwise at an acute angle (30 degrees or so). Mount the top portion to the speaker rear. Attach the lower portion to the wall (hitting the studs, if possible). Paint the edges of the plywood black or to match the speaker. The speaker "hangs" on the lower portion attached to the wall, along its entire length (speaker width). This is VERY solid and requires no shelves.

[bazookaman]

Frank wrote:
If you don't mind attaching something to the rear of the speaker, try this:
cut a 3/4" sheet of plywood to the dimensions of the rear. Rip it lengthwise at an acute angle (30 degrees or so). Mount the top portion to the speaker rear. Attach the lower portion to the wall (hitting the studs, if possible). Paint the edges of the plywood black or to match the speaker. The speaker "hangs" on the lower portion attached to the wall, along its entire length (speaker width). This is VERY solid and requires no shelves.

Heh. Hung a bathroom cabinet yesterday using just such a mechanism.

[space-time]

here is a one solution, I have some of these

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/46693309