Review on 📚 Brightmaison Polynez Wood Floating Shelves for Wall & Book Storage – Set of 2, 30", White – Ideal for Nursery, Kids Room or Multiuse Wall Shelf by Judy King

So I took a chance as I had no reviews to rely on. Here are my thoughts: Quality: Excellent. It's lightweight, durable, and made from real wood, not MDF, composite, chipboard, or other cheap materials. A real tree is painted on all sides with no "bare" spots. Really well done. Aesthetics: They look beautiful, attached photos with and without books, already pinned to the wall. Packaging: They were well protected and without stains. Cons/Caution: There were no instructions. Most people don't need instructions, but for those looking to purchase/buy this and need hanging instructions I've done the following: Tools needed: 1/8" power drill Drilling wire can be fed through the screw holes Steps: 1. Figure out where you want to hang the shelf/shelves. 2. Using a spirit level, hold the shelf against the wall and adjust until the shelf is level and in the correct position. 3. Take a pencil and thread the rod through the pre-drilled mounting holes on the shelves 4. Remove the shelf and set aside. Above the marks made with a pencil to match the screw holes to the wall (so don't hammer it all the way in./careful). The top of the Molly is flush with the wall. Don't overtighten. 8. Drill one of the screws in the center of the shelf through the center pilot hole, leaving about 1/4 inch protruding from the back. 9. Line up the screw with the molly and drill through. the remaining two screws. Note. If one of the screws/mounting holes ends up in line with the stud (you'll know this because hardwood is tricky to drill compared to drywall, or you can use a screwdriver) you can skip the molly and drill the screw directly into the wall/stud . If you are hanging more than one shelf and want them to line up vertically, use a spirit level to the side of the shelf already installed and mark a small line on a side that is level with the bottom shelf and use that line to mark the edge of where the next shelf should be.