Review on 📺 Floating Wall Mounted AV Entertainment Shelf for DVD Players, Cable Boxes, Audio and Gaming Systems - Mount-It! 3 Black Tempered Glass Height Adjustable Shelves (52.8 Lbs Capacity) by Dawn Adams

First build is a nightmare, plastic cover is bent and warped had to break and glue to go straight, glass is held in place with pieces of plastic which I used don't trust, live in the land of earthquakes. I used duct tape to hold the glass shelves in place. I bought this for my external hard drive docks, I wanted to keep them off my desk so I wouldn't accidentally hit them, and this model has the tallest metal bar; This allows me to install enough free space on each shelf for installing and removing discs from the station. Overall I like it after assembly! Answers to Frequently Asked Questions 1. Weight: Can hold around 15-17 pounds when driving a screw into the wall, but can hold more when drilling through wood studs2. in short, to keep modern consoles3. The shelves are metal but you attach plastic handles to hold the jar and they are slippery! use tape! 4. The shelves are poorly designed, they tend to slope down and this is where the tape helps. There are no instructions, it will take you some time to figure out what to do. The tricky part is making the shelves, which you need to screw together with 4 metal plates, in the right order! Recommended tools to use1. a small hammer 2. a long neck screwdriver (I used an 8 inch screwdriver) you will need to slightly adjust the height of the shelves3. Stickiness, this is important to keep the shelves from sliding off those smooth plastic holders4. Glue to fix plastic covers and if you read the comments you can often see that some of them are deformed or broken5. Drill, makes it easier to pre-drill holes6. Leveling Tool: This will ensure your shelves are level as they tend to slope down and use masking tape to fix this.