Yuanshikj 56" Tall,12" deep,3/4", Industrial Iron Pipe Shelves,Black,2Pc

Worked out perfect. Easy to hang. Very sturdy. My husband found some nice wood and cut shelves. Looks great. Will probably order another fir the next part of the house that we revamp.

Not awful for install, we used it as a 4 shelf, so I like that it was adjustable. They look so good. I was worried at first that they were too big depth wise. They stick off the wall very far....8 inches would have looked better imo, but I still love them.

I love the look of the pipes, pretty strong and perfect size. I sued reclaimed wood and it gave a rustic industrial look to my home office.

Love these shelves. That are a little bit of a pain to get level and you kinda need two people to get them on the wall. One person to hold them level the other to screw to the wall. Screw them into studs!!!! The mallies they send with these shelves are total crap. Not nearly heavy duty enough for the amount of weight these shelves can hold. But they are really lovely. I stained my wood a dark color which makes them stand out ever more. Beautiful!

I had a vision of what I wanted for shelving in my sunroom, and this turned out to be perfect. I was able to get this built and installed in one morning and then was able to easily make the shelving that afternoon. For visual purposes, we decided to leave the top shelf off, but like that the piping goes above to frame the visual of whatever is on the top shelf.

The pipes and fittings are nice, good quality and it was reasonably easy to assemble. Note that it can feel a bit loose before you attach to the wall, and in my experience this is becuase the fittings and threading don't always line up. For example, if you tighten one horizontal figure to the max, it forms a nice perpendicular line to the wall, but the next fitting tightend to the max might be off 20 or 30 degrees... I suspect this is because it is very hard to manufacture exact threads. The good news is that since each one affixes to the wall, the final assembly is very solid once installed. You can modify this with flat spray paint and 3/4 standard pipe from a big box store... I did so to mount to the ceiling on the top fixture. Lastly, the drywall anchors provided are not great. I purchased my own for the ceiling mount, and used a mixture of my own and the provided ones for the wall mounts. I'd buy again.... and the light fixture pictured found at a big box store matches the pipe shelving.

This is a very sturdy set of galvanized piping. I opted for this set because these sizes weren't all available at Home Depot and I didn't wan to deal with cutting and welding...would rather have the threaded piping. It takes a bit of work to tighten these all up and align the mounting brackets. Use towels and elbow grease to tighten these as much as you can. Secondly, when you install, find the wall studs and calculate your spacing so that you can get both sides into studs. These are heavy by themselves, let alone adding the wood. I wouldn't trust drywall anchors to support these shelves. Lastly, make sure you take the time to draw out your vertical guide lines on the wall so you make sure you're level as your installing.

I love the way we were able to display my son's home run balls and trophies. It was easy to put together and makes a great statement piece! When I priced out pieces to create this from Menards, it was comparable. We will be ordering another one!