Wall Brackets for Floating Shelf (4 Pack)

-used them for floating shelves in our kitchen-you need to be somewhat handy with tools as the drywall needs to be notched and the shelves need to be perfectly lined up and holes drill. A lot can go wrong-overall they are of good quality

One isn't as long as the others, and one the 'flat' edge is more rounded than the others. They still worked for what I needed, but it's a bit irritating they're so different. They're very sturdy and simple enough to install. I used them to make narrow glass shelves above our bathroom sinks.

Great product, fast delivery. Exactly as described.

While I made these work for my floating shelves, if I had to do it over again, I would not have purchased these. Here's why.I was mounting solid wood shelves and placing items on them. When I opened the package up, I was dismayed to see that instead of being 1 solid piece that was welded, I had to assemble the base to the peg with a small set screw. This screw is all that's holding the peg to the base - and by extension, the weight of the shelf and items on it. This was really my fault because had I read the description closely, I would have seen it wasn't a solid unit. The weight limit is 10 lb/peg so it worked for my smaller shelves but I didnt' trust them for my longer, heavier 4 foot shelves, fortunately, I had 2 pegs (1 piece and solidly welded) left over from a previous project that I was able to use for this project. (they are the black pegs in one the photos)Secondly, the photo shows them as 1/2 inch in diameter. I did not find that to be true. I had a hole gauge that I measured them on and showed a diameter of 15/32...it doesn't seem like much but when you drill a 1/2 inch hole and then slide these on, the shelf is REALLY loose - too loose for my taste since I was mounting above my tv. I had visions of the shelf sliding off or the peg breaking and falling onto my TV. I would recommend using a 15/32 drill bit (or a 12mm if you have one).Another issue I have - as with all floating shelf brackets - why don't they make the base so that both holes can be drilled into a stud? I don't trust wall anchors - especially when mounting products over valuables like TVs. I want to be in a stud. I rotated these 90 degrees so both holes were able to go into the stud but only because my wood was think enough to hide the base plate.Now that they are up, the shelves look great and the supports are holding fine - just as they should.They do what they are advertised to do which is why I gave them 3 stars. Deducted stars for wrong measurement on peg, lack of sturdiness and difficulty getting both holes into the same stud.

Très solide mais le seul défaut a mon avis est qu’il arrive en pièce détacher .. la plaque n’est pas souder et c’est seulement un set screw qui la retient à la tige