Shelf Brackets, Heavy Duty Floating Shelf Brackets 8-Inch Long, 6-Pack Brackets for Shelves, Matte White L Hidden Metal Wall Shelf Support Shelving Brackets, 1/5-Inch Thick 160 lb. Load Capacity

Bought these for our laundry room. We attached wood shelves and they look great! They are very sturdy and can hold the large bottle of laundry detergent plus other cleaners easily.

These brackets are well made & very strong!! Perfect for our project.

Sturdy, goes with my eclectic decor and easy to install. These came with a variety of installation hardware, which was a pleasant surprise. No searching the “junk drawer “ when installing.

Do NOT use the screws provided. The screws are super cheap and will strip and break while installing into studs (wood). Overall the brackets are great! Heavy duty with a secure way to attach to your shelf of choice.

This product delivers in every way. The brackets are heavy duty and well made. They give you a ton of screws and anchors of all shapes and sizes (frankly almost overkill.). The wall anchors I used are strong and easy to install. I got a few to start, and they were so good we ordered several more.

These are really sturdy brackets. I used these for my pantry shelves.

Excellent quality. Low profile. Easily installed and included a small clear plastic “spirit level” to make them easy to install correctly. I used them to build shelves to hold empty 5 gallon gas cans in my garage during the non-hurricane seasonwhen they don’t have to be filled to fuel my emergency generator. The box included all mounting screws PLUS plastic anchors to instll them on either concrete masonry walls or in drywall.

We ordered a lot of these to hold up eight foot boards to make a big wall for thousands of CDs. They are solid and thick and sturdy. The screws are not super strong, so if you are holding up heavier things and wanting to put the screws into studs, make sure you drill a decent sized hole for the screw before putting it in the wall. I broke off a head of one the screws because I didn't drill a hold big enough for the screw to start with. Overall very pleased with these. Also note that the holes in the brackets are far apart, so if you need to put them into studs, only one side of the bracket is going to be able to go into a stud. The other one will have to go into drywall because they are wider than studs. We used the drywall anchor plastic things for one side of the screws, and then put the other screws into the studs and that worked well. For eight foot boards we used either three or four brackets depending on how solid we felt that the bracket was with the studs. We also used a laser thing and level to make sure we got everything at the right height.