🔩 Industrial Metal Wall Mounted Shelf Brackets - 4 Pack Heavy Duty Floating 8 Inch Brackets for Shelves Review

We wanted brackets that would support our shelves and here they are. They also look great and match some of the black accents in our kitchen. We were very happy with the quality and ease of installation.

Just got these and installed them under the floating shelves. The shelves moved away from the wall because they couldn't support the weight on them. I removed the previous supports and attached them to the post with 2.5" screws and they work great and now that they are attached to the posts I'm not worried about sagging anymore. Use decking screws as additional support for racks. I'll keep an eye on the shelf to see if it sags just in case, but that shouldn't be that much of a problem at the…

Nice sturdy mount and relatively easy to install - make sure you have a level! That turns the whole assembly into a bust. They are countersunk screws that are mounted in steel without countersinking the steel. Using the included fasteners leaves unsightly protruding screw heads that look like you didn't finish the job. These should come with button head screws from the manufacturer so it looks finished once screwed in. Of course the head will stick out a bit, but at least it looks like a…

I have read all the reviews very carefully. They said these brackets hold up to 70 pounds. I didn't need anything close to it. I mounted the brackets according to the manufacturer's instructions but ended up using stronger screws in the wall. Yes, the part that I fixed to the wall remained perfect. I was so disappointed that the metal bracket is so cheap and poorly made I probably had around £5 on my shelf. My shelf every day. will constantly lean forward. This is because the protruding part of

I bought 24 of these to build a bookshelf. The included accessories (wall anchor and long drywall screw) come in handy when you want to mount it on the wall. I was attaching to a pine that was wall mounted so I had to buy some stainless steel screws. The key to a stacked bookcase is even spacing. You can't do it by measuring every position. There are always slight deviations. Take a piece of wood and pre-drill holes in it where you want it, as if you were mounting on that piece of wood. Then…

So first brackets. They seem strong enough when properly attached. Of the 8 brackets ordered, two are not perfectly perpendicular to the mounting plate, so you cannot rely on the dimensions alone when placing the bracket. You need a level and a partner to help you. Aesthetically, they're quite nice, with a reasonably durable black matte finish, and they were well packaged. I only use them to support 12" x 24" x 0.5" shelves, so I doubt I can put enough weight on them to really test them…