@janbb The L-shaped brackets would be a great solution if I had wooden shelves to secure them to. But the racks that I ordered have wire shelving. I think I would need a U-shaped bracket to secure to the actual vertical frame.
@stanleybmanly Not a requirement exactly. More of a limitation. Usually the floor meets the wall at a clean right angle where you can put the shelving all the way up against the wall. But in this case, the corner is both curved and juts out. So I can’t push it up against the wall.
@Tropical_Willie Don’t have the actual numbers to back it up. But securing it to the ceiling feels less secure to me for some reason. But really don’t want to drill into the floor. Gah.
@canidmajor We do that trick with most of our furniture in the house. Base moulding plus lots of earthquakes in California. We really should anchor to the wall, but we live in an older home with plaster walls. So we don’t buy a lot of tall furniture. This is the exception.
@LuckyGuy I like the idea of looking at this as a design opportunity. :)
@kritiper Shim!! That’s the word I was trying to remember. I was like what’s that word again for putting a piece of wood in a gap again? Quarantine brain is real, man.