🏚️ Set of 3 BarnwoodUSA Rustic Square Floating Wood Shadowbox Shelves for Home Decor in Natural Weathered Gray Review

They've been hanging on my wall for a little over a month. Today the box I had upstairs broke and fell on two others. I found all three boxes on the floor among all the broken decorations I was displaying inside :( This is very frustrating as I just passed the returns window. They looked great when they were upstairs but now they are smashed in the trash .

I was looking for one or more old style frames that I could use to highlight my project in which my purchase was exhibited at the Gettysburg History Museum, Witness Butterfield Tree Cut from Lee's Headquarters, or known as the Mary Thompson House, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It worked perfectly for what I wanted and I could have been happier! I will buy them again if needed, or other products. Highly recommended.

When the woman is happy everything is fine (at least in my world!) She noticed it on Revain and asked me to use it for our new to buy at home. I helped her mount it to the wall which was easy. The kit includes 3 saw teeth to be nailed to the back of each frame. The wood itself looks too worn in my opinion, but it should look aged. Great presentation on the wall. In the end, if my wife likes it, I like it. highlighted.

These shelves are just perfect! I bought the square weathered gray shelves and was delighted when they arrived. I wouldn't say the color is grey, but maybe it depends on the theme? However, it looks like nice reclaimed barn wood and they look great on my wall. I did however purchase additional picture holders so I could have two on each shelf - I was concerned it wouldn't be strong enough with one. Although with two brackets they are very durable. Super happy with my purchase!

I really liked these shelves - they look very simple, are easy to assemble and hold up very well considering they only have a small hook for a nail. The only thing I wish the shelves came with instructions. I'm totally new to hardware so it was a bit difficult to figure out, but for those who are helpless like me, you have to nail small fasteners to the back of the shelf, then drive another nail into the wall and hang that up Shelf on top as in the picture. I put a lot of light heavy stuff in…

Obviously I'm a bit disappointed with my smallest "square" shelf. It's really annoying. I would really like to know how it got to me, the customer, and no one noticed (or cared?) that it was clearly damaged? Better yet, how did this shelf end up in the box in the first place?! Somebody had to physically put it in the box so it was ready to ship after it sold, right? This man is clearly incompetent. Sorry to have to continue, I'm just really frustrated and annoyed with this whole situation…