Glass Bathroom Shelves, Rectangular Tempered Glass Floating Shelves for Wall with 304 Stainless Steel Rail and Zinc Alloy Bracket, 2 Pack

Just finished installing one of these shelves. Straightforward installation. Make sure that the plastic sleeves are firmly positioned in the wall. The brackets must be fastened to the wall with not even a tiny gap. Once fastened to the wall, the brackets support the glass shelf without any wobbling. Be sure to set aside the tiny black cushions that fit into the bottom of the set screws. In my installation, the bullnose of the tile prevented me from accessing the set screws from the underneath. I inverted the brackets so that the set screws are accessible from the top. Not quite as finished as with the set screws underneath, but not really noticeable.The rails seemed flimsy out of the box. When attached to the supports, the rails are quite sturdyThe shelf design fits in perfectly with 1950s vibe of my 75 year old house.Highly recommended.

They are looking good and strong, i had everything i need in the package.

I wanted something very simple for my bathroom wall, and I liked the fact that these shelves had a bar around the edge of it. The instructions were not bad, but truthfully it would have been a lot easier if they included a template for the screws. So for the second shelf I made my own, which made things alot easier. They are not super sturdy, so I will only be putting a few small, light weight items on them. Now that they are up, and not attached to the wall, super tight, I worry about cleaning them. But, the bathroom is brand new and the holes are there! So they are not going anywhere for a while. Next time, maybe wooden shelves.

I wanted something for shampoo products in my shower . I had my handyman install them side-by-side . The silver rails are kind of lightweight . Not sure how they’ll hold up . So far working out perfectly .

Installed the shelves per instructions, using the provided drywall anchors. However, the shelf bracket was wobbly, loose and the shelf slanted downward. Unacceptable installation. I went to the hardware store and bought beefier anchors and reinstalled. The brackets are now super solid and the glass shelves form a 90° angle with the wall. They look great, are very functional, and I would recommend them, now. Just realize, if you can’t find a stud for the brackets, don’t rely on the anchors they provide. Good luck and enjoy!

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The shelves are nice just no where to place any large stuff on it. The glass portion is very thick and worth it. If you wanted to place some small items on the shelves. It would work out fine.

These were just right. I needed somewhere to put my jars.