The Original Granite BracketHeavy Duty American Made Steel Free Hanging Universal T Shelf Bracket, 12 inch, for Floating Shelves, Desks, Mantels, Matte Black (1 Count)

Once installed… these things won’t budge. Perfect for our floating vanity.

I put in a breakfast bar during our kitchen renovation by myself. The granite is 60x15 anchored with five of the 14-in brackets.Nothing special was required for the installation. The hardest part was making sure everything was level. I used a clear silicone to mount the granite to the brackets and what started out level ended up level which means they can withstand the weight of the slab without incident.

These are well made and beefy but it really would have been nice if they had drilled some holes in the projection part of the bracket. It’s 1/4” steel so isn’t easy to do without a drill press.

Product was used to build a seat in modern shower renovation.

Seem very sturdy and certainly do the job — we needed to float a custom, DIY live edge bath vanity. Very heavy though; a little worried about the added weight on the wall studs. Also very expensive. Another point to note is that there are no holes in the section that holds the counter up. We ended up drilling some holes to put some screws through.

They are very strong and work well for a shower bench

That’s is very good. Very strong.

Good quality material!

Keep in mind when ordering that this is a single bracket if you need more than one so I ended up paying twice for shipping.

really enjoyed working with this product!created a floating shelf: fabricated out of 3/4" engineered quartz and a full height backsplash.quite pleased with the results!!the bracket/s are solid American steel, crafted very well and beyond durable.we will be ordering these again very soon!!

I ordered the 24" brackets for floating a vanity. The brackets are sturdy enough. The issue is that the 2x4 wall structure and studs will flex somewhat, given the leverage and weight of the countertop and vanity. The flex just is noticeable when weight is put on the counter, grout may crack but by no means is unsafe. Some may say that is the problem with the wall structure and not the brackets, but the fact is that these brackets are made for this sort of wall structure. If there are cement blocks behind, I won't have needed these brackets. Maybe a 2x6 will work better too.I ended up adding some legs to the vanity to eliminate the flex. Overall, I think these brackets would be ok for something with less cantilever, maybe a 12" bar counter, but I wouldn't use them again for floating a vanity/countertop.

Great idea but really price I could’ve bought L-shape steel for 10$

Holds up our 5foot long bathroom cabinet and quartz countertop