InPlace Durable Shelf with Invisible Brackets - Easy to Install & Remove, Deep Floating Shelves for Wall - MDF Wall Shelf for Living Room, Kitchen & Bedroom - 10.2"D x 35.4"W x 2"H, Espresso, 0191406

Ok, so I legit had to install this shelf 4 times. Each time I would get super frustrated, say I was gonna throw it in the trash.... and then after some time, I'd give it "one more" try after a few days. Guys, it's the drywall anchors that don't sit flush with the wall that are causing the shelf to sag! I finally hung it with the screws directly into/flush with the wall... perfect. Just that tiny bit the plastic protruding from the anchor causes a very slight lean in the bracket. When you put the shelf on the bracket, the weight exacerbates the issue and causes the shelf to sag off the wall. I did put a screw in each of the top holes of the bracket, and it's 10x sturdier than it's been the 3 prior times. I am now really happy with this shelf, and the price is unbeatable. Just DON'T USE THE ANCHORS (or buy your own that drill completely flush into the wall).

They were super easy to assemble. They were perfect for my shoe wall. The white shelves were perfect for my room I converted into a closet.

If I'm able to hang this on the wall, anyone should be able to! Took maybe 30 minutes because I had to re-align it. Use a proper level and it should only take 15 minutes like the instructions predict. Excellent product, and well packaged. I bought the 60' for my collection of amiibos. Here is the link to the stands used for the amiibos.  Copco Non-Skid 3-Tier Cabinet Organizer, 15-Inch  x2 (will be getting two more) should fit all the way across....and for the desk that matches the floating wall shelf perfectly  Ameriwood Home Parsons Deluxe Desk, Espresso

I saw a lot of people complaining that it sagged in the middle. My suggestion is to NOT use their provided anchors. They are trash. Don't hang a picture with them. Go get real dry wall anchors and use those. I did 5 - 80 lbs anchors. I can see no visible sag in any direction and have placed over 200 lbs on them without issue. If I was using their garbage anchors I wouldn't trust my alarm clock to not fall off.

For the ppl that say these shelves sag... They are installing the brackets backward. Make sure arrow on bracket points up. The shelves actually tilt UPWARD. The hardware included only has two anchors. I purchased more anchors and #10 sheet metal screws 2". I also used shims in the brackets so they would not tilt so far upward. They look pretty good in my kitchen

My brother bought one of these, it looks great. So i decided to replace my existing shelves with these. First off, all three shelves came damaged. The boxes were fine but somehow a corner on each one was mashed in a bit. I didn't mind so much because the damage was on top away from a viewing angle. These were very easy to install for me, I am decently handy so I was not surprised there. One bracket is mounted to the wall and has an up arrow on it. Then the shelf slides over it with two retaining screws to hold it to the wall. I've now had these a couple months and I just noticed they are starting to sag and pull away from the wall. I only have some action figures on them so the weight limit isn't even close to max. If there is 1 pound in total I would be surprised. If you push up on the front of the shelf you can hear it come into contact with the support bracket. I pulled the shelf off of the bracket to see if it was an issue with the bracket on the wall. The bracket was fine. It was still securely attached and decently sturdy. I came to the conclusion that the inside of the shelf is larger than the support bracket. The bracket fits tightly at the base but the tip wobbles within the shelf. The shelf had a much larger opening inside of it, so there is a lot room for it to wobble. I am not sure why initially they didn't move right away. I bought three of these and two of the three are sagging. Pretty disappointing overall as I am now going to have to modify them to get them back to level. I have two up over my pc and it is extremely noticeable now that the one on the left is sagging. Honestly I would stay away from this product. Every single one arrived damaged and 2 out of the 4 I have seen mounted are sagging. Any product that you need to modify to get to work, needs to be reworked in my opinion.

With four out of five mounting bracket screws in wall studs, it seems to be very solid, but time will tell. Just be careful to install it level with the "Top" indicator pointing up, and have it anchored to at least two different wall studs.. Also be sure to align the three set screws so that they clear the holes in the bars on the mounting bracket. Otherwise, you could actually tap a new hole in the bar, which will deform and crack the shelf as you tighten the set screw. I did this myself and had to re-glue the seam along the backside of the shelf. This was the result of a slight bow in the wall to which it was mounted. Anyway, I finally got it installed.

I really like how this shelf looks. The dimensions are pleasing, the color/sheen is great, but the included mounting hardware is unforgivably awful and cheap. Do yourself a favor and throw the hardware pack away immediately. Even after pre-drilling, an included screw broke off in the middle of screwing the mount to the wall, permanently ruining the desired mounting location.The available mounting holes on the included mount don't even remotely match what is in the directions. They clearly changed the product and were too lazy to update the single sheet of instructions. Of the five pairs of mounting holes available, no two pairs are 16" apart, making a dual stud mount impossible. Furthermore the spacing of the mount hole pairs are far too close together to be useful or add value. To confound matters, the mounting holes are also so close to the shelf arms, that you can't even fit a slender screw driver directly in line with the screws without bumping into the arms.Aside from how the shelf looks in a picture, the entire thing was poorly thought out and designed.

Very cheap build quality. Can easily see waves in the top surface and the iron-on melamine ends were also of poor craftsmanship.The mounting bar was also bent and required straightening before we installed.For the price, and the description saying MDF, I was expecting actual heavier MDF as normally implied by the word. This is a hollow very thin structure.Installation was fine and we will be keeping it on our wall for a while anyways, but I would not recommend buying this.One could pretty easily make their own floating shelf like this out of much better materials for the same cost or less.

Do NOT think these are going to be for storing anything heavy. The description says "Heavy duty wall mount metal garage storage racks great for storage organization, tools and bins". It is unlikely they will stay mounted with anything more than light weight items you want to display. The brackets do not have 16" centers, so you will only get them mounted in 2 of the holes so one end will rely on wall anchors.

I ordered this shelf after carefully going through the reviews. I decided to buy it, with low expectations (about the quality and whether or not it would arrive undamaged). It did arrive without any damage. The installation was painless for 2 people. I needed a shelf to hold light-weight Funko Pop! figures and this shelf worked perfectly. 2 rows of 13 boxed Pop! figures fit with a bit of overhang on both sides.The instructions list the shelf capacity at 17lbs.Some things to note:1. After installation the shelf is not exactly level. It is more of an 85 degree angel to the wall rather than 90 degrees. Not the end of the world for my needs.2. The "60" shelf" is actually 59". Again, not the end of the world for my needs.3. Only 2 drywall anchors are included. This shelf requires 5 screws so if you can't find 3 studs you'll need additional anchors.Given the price, I'm very happy with this and will get some more. It's not easy to find affordable floating shelves this long and with this much depth.

I attached the bracket to a stud; it was firmly attached. When the shelf is slid onto the bracket it wobbles. It would seem that the male part of the bracket does not fit snugly into the predrilled holes. I'm quite disappointed with this product.I see a previous customer had the same problem. I would have thought that the problem would have been fixed instead of old defective stock being shipped put. I have returned the shelf and purchased a much better one, sturdier and less money from Home Depot.

Bad qualityUsed some sort of filler to repair this shelf and then they shipped it out as new.Support rod is also flimsy, spokes are only welded from the back side instead of both.Overall, nothing special, I expected this kind of quality. Basically a not so cheap Ikea looking product.