Umbra 325560-040 Showcase Shelves Set: Stylish Black Floating Wall Shelf Trio for Small Objects Magnificently Displayed in Your Gallery Review

This is really cool! I use them on an art deco display to hold cameras. They work great. Very easy to install. Of course, for those not used to placing things like this, use a small bubble level to line them up and make sure you mark your holes right in the middle of the bracket's holes, then use a small one Nail to make the first mark hole and then nail a larger size, Phillips screwdriver or punch, being careful not to oversize the dowel.

They're a little smaller than I thought but still good. They are easy to put down. I feel like I've exceeded the weight limit with the plants I've placed on it. But as long as they're ok lol, two pots are an inch taller than them and barely hang over the edge. Plants probably weigh 3 pounds. I definitely wouldn't bet on anything heavy. They seem safe, but I know they're meant to show simpler things. I might consider mounting them a little more to the wall if needed.

Exactly as described and worked great for what I wanted. I recently moved house and wanted to find an easier way to install security cameras upside down. I didn't want to drill into the concrete roof again. It's annoying, inconvenient, and the power cords that the cameras bring with them aren't long enough when they're attached to the roof. I wanted the cameras to be upside down because they have a full view and not the right side on the table. I received these floating wall stands and drilled…

Installation was difficult from the start. The included plastic drywall anchors are HUGE and very difficult to use without making a HUGE hole. Once I put them in, they didn't even sit comfortably without squeezing. They also refused to fit snugly against the wall, leaving a small gap that looked silly. I tried another without anchors and just drove the screws right into the drywall. This decision was worse. The shelf barely stood up straight and also left a small gap. I would prefer not to buy…

For the place I wanted to use them (next to my bed to keep my phone at night) they are not strong enough. There isn't a stud to drill into at this point (and there's no other place I plan to use it) so while this worked great for a few days, the shelf no longer sits flush against the wall and everything (even the power cords!) makes the "shelf" lean forward and slide off. There should be almost a small ledge at the bottom of the shelf so it's parallel to the wall for the lever. Nice idea for an

Thoughtful way to install shelves. The brackets on two of the three shelves were not rectangular. I measured, drilled, installed anchors, and installed brackets only to find that the shelf was noticeably uneven (about 3/16 inch). I measured, drilled and installed elsewhere thinking I had mixed up my measurements and the same thing happened. I checked my holes and they were even. I put the shelf bracket on the table and it wobbled, indicating it wasn't square. You can easily bend the brackets…