How to attach brackets for shelves in thin wood paneling

[Gullkragen]

Hello!

Thin wood paneling in the sunroom. I plan to put up 4 shelves, each 50cm, with brackets. The studs don't match how I want them.

I don't think I'll place more than 5-10kg weight on each shelf.

What's the best way to do this?
Screw with a regular wood screw directly into the paneling?

Thanks!

 

[Höghus]

Hello!

Thin wooden panel in the conservatory. Will put up 4 shelves of 50cm each with brackets. The studs don't align with how I want it.

I don't think I'll place more than 5-10kg weight on each shelf.

What's the best way to do this?
Screw with regular wood screws directly into the panel?

Thanks!

Maybe a picture of the wall and your shelves drawn in as you want them?

/Högbus

 

[Gullkragen]

Maybe a picture on the wall and your shelves drawn in as you want them?

/Högbus

Thanks, not home this weekend so can't take a photo. My main concern is whether I can screw directly into the panel with regular wood screws and if it will hold, or if I should treat it like a drywall and perhaps use anchors/molly bolts.

 

[MathiasS]

Is it a regular wooden cladding for exterior walls we are talking about? You write "thin wooden cladding." Normally, exterior cladding is about 22mm, and then there are no problems at all with just fastening the brackets with a wood screw.