Metal Adjustable Wood/Glass Shelf Bracket Wall Mount 2 Pcs or One Pair, Polished Chrome

Small but sturdy floating shelf anchors. Mine are holding a 36 in long, 9.5 in deep and 5/8 in thick. The shelf is full of my daughter's collectibles.

Just what I needed

This was exactly what I needed for the custom glass for these shelves.

I was in a hurry to get my remodel done at the start of Covid 19. I could not find anywhere local that could ship them in time. My Contractor is a snow bird and he only had a little over a week left to finish. These have a great cushion. He said they were easy to install. I wasn't crazy about the bulkiness. But then again the ones I wanted initially were very unique and slim. These are sturdy. They look okay if your one who likes this kind of look. My contractor loved them and so did my husband.

I read these reviews and hopefully I can help with install to make it super easy. I drew a line with my level and marked the hole points. I drilled the drywall with a 7/32 drill bit and used #8 Nylon Drywall anchor screws. I use these for any drywall project as they much more secure. You will have to buy those separately. I took the brackets apart and secured the top pieces with longer screws as I was using 1/2" piece of glass 6"x24". Took the level to check again to be sure. Then fed the screw through the bottom pieces to within about 6/8", put the black plastic cushions back on, set the glass and tightened the screws. Glass is level both directions and the whole process took less than 30 minutes.

After kicking around the idea of how to mount some 2'x1' 1/4" glass shelves we settled on this type of bracket to be less obtrusive on the wall. Seemed like a good idea. It takes quite a bit of minute fiddling to actually assemble the two pieces back together after installing the small piece on the wall. I broke one of the small wall mounts screwing the bottom up to the glass, pretty cheap cast metal. The screws and anchors provided may be sufficient for concrete block construction, however not so much for sheetrock or plaster. We had to buy separate hollow wall anchors. The complete lack of instructions made this a learn as you go proposition. I had to shim the large bearing surface on all the brackets to get the shelves level, maybe because the anchors have thin contact plates that interfere with the design. It was also annoying that the small top plastic pieces that contact the glass are loose so difficult to install. I also only received 6 of the seven I ordered due to the package being torn open but there did not appear to be anyway to report this particular issue, so now I have received 3 more pairs and evidently more are on the way. After several months the top shelf bracket failed and took out another shelf on the way down. Surprisingly neither of the untempered shelves broke. I was using the shelves to display jewelry boxes and shaker boxes I have made. 2 of the jewelry boxes broke, 1 I can fix, the other I will repurpose. We are replacing this system with a different one. I had planned to weigh the shelf and boxes but I don't think they exceeded 25 lbs. DO NOT BUY.

Nice decorative finish to a glass shelf. Great price. Quick shipping

These brackets look great, that that's about it. I can't remember when I ever became so frustrated to do such a small (supposedly) house chore for countless hours over several days! The parts just kept falling out during my entire ordeal. As a 68-year-old senior, I'm a very handy guy that does many home fix-its myself. I'm referred to as a "MacGyver" type of man, but these brackets have won. Best I can say is to stay clear of these in order to keep your sanity!