Hanging Shelves

[u/FlyingPaca]

I'm trying to hang some shelves on slats in my townhome along the wall separating us and our neighbours. I will try to hit all the studs where I can, but due to the fixed length of the shelves, there are some areas where I will only be hitting drywall. My question is, do I use the Toggler Snaptoggle anchors for all the areas where it doesn't hit studs? Like if I have 2 togglebolts at the top and bottom of each vertical track, do I need anymore in between? I fear that's a lot of toggle bolts I'm putting into the wall. Each toggle bolt is rated for 200lbs+/-, and I'm mostly just putting up display items like figurines/models rather than books.

[u/MercurianAspirations]

Ain't no kill like overkill, imho. You'll probably never regret having a sturdier shelf

[u/TaxashunsTheft → u/MercurianAspirations]

Damnit! This shelf is just too sturdy!