Description

A bracket or console is an architectural or structural element used to support specific structures, such as shelves, countertops, lintels, or other elements that require additional support. The console can take various shapes, from simple, functional forms to more decorative, carved patterns. The shape and design of the console depend on the function it is to fulfill and the architectural aesthetics.

The console is mounted to a wall or other load-bearing structural element using screws, anchors, glue or other assembly techniques. Its location is crucial for the proper support of the element it is intended to support.

The console is used in various places, such as residential and commercial interiors or even outdoor architecture, where it serves both a practical and aesthetic function. The console is not only a practical architectural element, but is also often an important decorative element, adding special charm and character to various structures and interiors.