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Well...its on the wall (lol) and doesn't seem to want to move! I used the advice and seems perfect! I used the batten at the top and bottom and also one in the middle (behind where the shelf will sit) so that thing is going nowhere! I will try and post a pic at the weekend Thanks again...

Cool, my only other worry would be "is the backing of the cupboard likely to be strong enough to hold the weight if I screw through it?

Ok I will give it a shot, I am sure the wife won't appreciate the cupboard not being affixed next to the other cupboard lol. (as per new pic) Any thoughts on how this might be possible as there are no timber/studs in that area lol. If I run a batton, how thck will it need to be?

Pic on its way (just uploading it). The batten would mean the cupboard sits proud of the wall though, as I assume that it would have to be rather thick?

oops, sorry! Its plasterboard with a cavity in behind it, so assume thats stud. The cupboard is 1000mm long, have looked for a hanging rail so it can be affixed to the stud but they all appear too long.

Its plasterboard with a cavity in behind it, so assume thats stud. The cupboard is 1000mm long, have looked for a hanging rail so it can be affixed to the stud but they all appear too long. How would I go about fitting new noggins?

Hi Guys, Let me just say one thing here, I am lame at DIY but I try hard. I recently bought a lovely new house with big kitchen and utility room. Its a new build, therefore it looks pretty but it does not have enough storage, especially as we have just found out we have our first little...

Hi Guys, Let me just say one thing here, I am lame at DIY but I try hard. I recently bought a lovely new house with big kitchen and utility room. Its a new build, therefore it looks pretty but it does not have enough storage, especially as we have just found out we have our first little...