Floating Shelf Brackets -8 Pack Heavy Duty Wood Invisible Shelf Brackets with Screws,DIY Adjustable Hardware Blind Supports Shelves 120LBS Ø10 x 100mm(8 Pack)

Strong and easy to install. Supporting 38mm solid oak shelves with ease.

Brackets seem to do the job well once installed and I would say Certainly worth the money paid. however with the hex shelf section being plastic coated it’s difficult to know whether it’s tight enough in the wall as the hex plastic crushes down on the washer before it feels tight enough.. this is where some more instruction would be helpful ,also I would have Happily paid a bit more to have a full metal hex section which would have made this product perfect.

These are ideal for disguising the support for your shelf making it really seem to float against the wall. Drilling 75 cm into stone was no fun, fun that's the price for these brilliant fixtures I was happy to pay.

These are great to create floating shelves. Have used them several times and they are really sturdy.

used for a 600mm x 250mm shelf using offcut from new wood worktop. Feels reasonably solid.The instructions were not totally clear on drill size. Use 12mm drill for wall 10mm drill for shelf. Once the supports are in the wall they can be slightly adjusted for alignment with a hammer. Can only be used on solid walls..

Use these to mount my oak beam shelf (5ft x 6in) with no effort. I can lean on it and it doesn't move

While these wall anchors may be durable, they may not be suitable for use with drywall. When attempting to screw the anchor into the drywall, the part that is meant to anchor it in place may start to rotate, making it difficult to secure the anchor. This can lead to frustration and potential damage to the wall if not handled carefully.It is possible to start the anchor with pliers, but this can still pose a risk of damaging the wall. Additionally, using a screwdriver to hold the anchor in place can also be a challenge, and may not provide a secure hold.It's worth noting that these anchors may work better with heavier materials such as brick or concrete, where the anchor can be more securely fastened. However, when using them with drywall, it may be wise to consider alternative anchor types such as toggle bolts, which can provide a stronger hold and be less likely to damage the wall. As always, it's important to carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions when using any type of wall anchor, and to choose an anchor that is appropriate for the weight of the object being mounted.

Used this for some diy jobs and they arrived well packaged and I’d order again as had no problems at all.