Stainless Steel Bracket Shelves: Industrial Hanging Hardware Review

They are very good, strong, thick material with precisely machined holes. No torn edges or other poor quality finishing issues that I've seen. I'm guessing they're cheaper in stainless steel than plated steel braces at local hardware stores. If you use them all this is a good buy.

Great quality, great price, the brackets are well made and nicely finished, no rough edges unlike the HDepot type which comes with screws. Impressive that for this price you get 10 screws with screws. It states a load limit of 50lbs on 2, which is a lot to ask given they're small and the weak link might be where you plug them in. 5 stars, highly recommended

Shelf Angle Bracket Kit. The brackets are made of 1/8 inch stainless steel. Each one needs a total of 6 screws. The kit also includes ½" screws, which are enough to attach all the brackets. The screws have flat cross recesses. I like the heavy construction of these braces. The steel is thick and strong, the holes are well drilled. The screws also work perfectly. Overall, this is a good choice for shelf brackets.

I have built tables with shelves along the back and these L brackets are great for supporting the shelves. They have a good finish with no rough edges or visible imperfections. There was no rust to be seen. They come with a set of screws, and since each mount requires 6 screws, that's a good thing. Their quality seems very high and they only cost $16.99 for 10 pieces ($1.70 each). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

They are very thick and very stiff for their size. They are definitely durable and there are no signs of imperfections. And a few screws are included as shown in the listing. In my picture I attached a quarter to one of the brackets and took the picture from the edge. You can see that the brackets together are two quarters thick. Whether you're hanging a small shelf or need to support a corner of something, they'll work just fine.

They have many uses from shelves to desks, tables, chairs and anything else you can use them for. It doesn't hurt to have a backpack handy at home for anything you need a brace for. I found the brackets and screws to be of high quality, with no sharp edges. I used a few on a cheap coffee table in my break room to add some stiffness. I used some on a cheap computer desk that my kid uses to get rid of some hesitation. Overall a good product with many uses that I can recommend.

These are sturdy brackets that can be used to install shelving or to attach a workbench or tool stand. However, since they are made of stainless steel, you can use them in your home as they have a kind of industrial chic. As for price, at $1.67 each, they're pretty close to what you'd pay at your local hardware store or bulk box, maybe even a little less. Stainless steel isn't as strong as regular carbon steel for a given cross-section, but it should be more than strong enough for any…

These are very good shelf brackets in every way but one. You cannot use them to hold shelves that support more than 20 pounds per bracket. Therefore they are medium and not difficult. That issue aside, these are very good, quality mounts that will work well in a home or shop (provided you don't overload them). If you want heavier mounts that look similar these are available and have raised sections. in corners for extra strength and resistance to bending. I have them too, but they are much more