12 Pcs Shelf Bracket,4 Inch White Floating Shelf Bracket Heavy Duty Meta Walll L Bracket for Floating Shelf Bracket - Wall Mounted Support for DIY with Screws

Exactly what I was looking for to make some flimsy shelves I bought sturdy. They were easy to install and had their own screws. They are built very durable, and look sleek and clean. Great price as well. They are pure metal so they are a little heavy but that makes them more durable. Would buy again.

Arrived quickly and quality made. Perfect size for my shop. Came with all screws and plastic mollies to install to the wall and to the shelving material too. Looks good and not in your face. A+ all the way.

These worked very well to attach bookshelves that I had in the home to the wall to prevent it from tipping. Once attached to a stud in the wall they are very effective and much more effective than the cheap attachments included with the shelves. These are very strong and sturdy made with high quality materials. I’m sure they would also work well for their intended use as shelf brackets.

The brackets worked fine, but a bunch of the screws were previously used and had a bunch of drywall on them. Screws don't work as well the second time around so we used out own screws. They were cheap, you get what you pay for I guess.

These are great little brackets. I used them to hang a shelf for my young niece so she could admire her favorite knickknacks. Don't put too much weight on them, though - the lack of a support bracket means that an adult can easily flex the shelf and cause the front to dip downwards with just hand strength. But if you just want a small, decorative shelf to hold lots of light objects they work well and look very presentable.

Used them to mount 2 small shelves in the laundry room. Keeps certain items out of the way and assessable at the same time. Good quality.

Wanted a shelf for my plants, didn’t want to pay $30 or more. Got a cheap plank of wood, sanded & conditioned, slapped these on and it looks way more expensive than it was. Surrounded it with a painted arch and added some vinyl art and it looks WAAAY more expensive and my midcentury inspired dream. Felt like a DIY queen. I used 3 to hold 3 glass and metal planters, used my own wood screws in the studs & 50 lb anchors, they hold really well and look so so nice, no chips or dents in the black. The screws it came with were nicely short to drill into the wood and easy to put in. Happy happy happy!

Be careful when you order Hardware just by looking at it. You never know if it's that stiff hardened metal (hard metal that bends slightly but keeps its shape) or soft metal that bends and stays deformed.Most of the smaller, affordable shelve hardware tend to be a little bit thin where the weight of the shelf flexes downward.If you put too much on the Shelf it'll just down tilt and slide everything off of it so make sure you overestimate your mounting hardware specs to have shelf brackets that are stronger than what the Shelf needs,(not weaker)By trying to save money on brackets, you end up with a weaker shelf set up, so get to the obviously heavy-duty brackets...Hardware is not the place for economy.