Aluminum Bathroom Glass Shelf Tempered Glass Rectangular 1 Tier Extra Thick Silver Sand Sprayed Wall Mounted, A4126A

A really super, smart, robust and quality product which was easy to put together and looks very classy and expensive in both my shower rooms. I like the rather art deco metal rail guard around the shelf as it stops things falling off and is a great place to safely put your electric toothbrush to charge, and bathroom glasses & bottles. The metal guard rail also gives greater visual awareness of the shelf and prevents you inadvertently knocking it - either breaking the glass or dislodging the wall fittings (I have seen a lot of both in other people's bathrooms). I certainly give this a resounding 10/10 - far exceeded my expectations, and a lot more stylish and robust than the majority of glass shelves I have seen at twice the price. I love them!

It’s a shelf strong bit awkward to fix on the wall but looks great and reasonably priced

Arrived very promptly after the holiday break, full marks to Amazon. Product is good and sturdy, we were looking for something to replace an existing temporary shower shelf, and this fits the bill perfectly. Its a solid fixing via screws to the wall, (I used my own wall plugs which are special fixings for tiled/plasterboard walls), and the metal is thick, sturdy, and the glass is super strong and very thick. if there is a gripe, the square rail that prevents items from falling off, has to be firmly screwed on first to the wall mounting plate, but this can twist a bit while you are positioning the shelf level (and mine has to be to 'true spirit level'), but you can tweak it back to the same level as the glass shelf, once the shelf is in place. Its a small observation, but both of the KES shelves we ordered (and I ordered the double and the single shelf) they both had to be tweaked a little in this respect. Another thing, you will have to make sure (especially if drilling on tiles like I did) the mounting holes are exactly lined up, there is no 'adjustment' if your drill slips!For the money, its an excellent bathroom shelf, they look really stylish, costs half of similar looking items in specialist bathroom stores, and so much better than plastic stuff.

Greta shelf and very well made

Brilliant design and excellent quality

I was looking for a little shelf to declutter my sink and this really fit the bill for me. It's not too big, it was very easy to install and it's quite solid for what it is. I thought it was pretty good value too, the price wasn't bad at all. Very happy with it.

Easy to fit once holes are drilled and it looks good .

Good quality, thick glass, very neat and serves its purpose well! I want another 2 shelves for my shower but difficult drilling into Porcelain tiles, so holding back!

Muy buen producto. Ha sido muy útil. Lo recomiendo

Estoy súper contenta!!un 10 👍👍

Gute Qualität einfache Installation

The instructions are a little difficult to interpret since they are small photos only. (See the picture of the instruction pamphlet) As previous reviewers have said, plan to use heavier anchors before trying to install the shelf. The glass is fairly heavy and of course you will be putting stuff on the shelf. I used small toggle bolts rated to hold 50 pounds since there were no studs available behind the area of the wall I wanted to use. Make sure whatever you use to attach to the wall has a small enough head on the screw or bolt to fit in the groove where the glass will go of part "B". The bracket labeled "A" came packaged with small bolts partially threaded in it, remove those. Put the end of bracket "A" (where the bolt was) into the top groove of the piece labeled "B" (the piece that holds the glass) and then line up the top hole of the piece labeled "C" (doesn't matter which end you call "top", but the other hole, "bottom hole" should line up with a hole in "B" where the toggle bolt or screw will go to attach to the wall ) Put in the small bolt to hold the three pieces together. Keeping them lined up to attach together (the holes are threaded) is the hardest part of the assembly. See the picture of the assembled "A", "B" and "C". Do the other end the same way. Hold the assembled "A", "B" and "C" (without the glass) where you want to put it on the wall making sure it is level and mark the holes. Take it down and double check that the marks you made are level. Then make the holes in the wall where you need to put your anchors, put them in and attach "ABC" to the wall. Finally put in the glass and tighten the bolts on bottom on part "B" to hold it firmly in place.