4 Pack - 7.25" L x 4" H x 1.5" W J Lip Shelf Brackets Rustic Farmhouse Iron Wall Floating Shelf Bracket Metal Shelf Bracket Industrial Shelf Supports with Screws Black

Extremely sturdy brackets. Bought 2 packages and they hold up a lot of weight. Great quality.

These are super sturdy and strong and they look great for my heavy duty shelf! It was exactly what I was looking for.

Perfect. Easy to install, came with all hardware to mount. Look great. They are sturdier than expected. Worked great on a 1x10 shelf.

These shelves are built extremely well! Hardware is included (also black to match brackets and you get both short screws for the bracket to shelf board and longer screws for mounting to the wall. My only complaint is that these are 11.25" deep (which IS clearly stated in the listing). Most shelves come either 11.5" or 12", so I have had to rip the 12" shelves I bought from the Blue Big Box Hardware Store down to 11.25" on my table saw. Not a huge deal, but a pain nonetheless! I am using these for shelving in my pantry and they are good and thick and hold a ton of weight!

They are very, very nice. I went with a rustic theme for my building and they match up wonderfully !!!!

Product is good and strong!Took 6 weeks to deliver

The media could not be loaded. The brackets in this photo are an impressive addition to the shelving setup. Their sleek black finish contrasts beautifully with the natural wood shelves, creating a modern yet rustic aesthetic. The brackets are evenly spaced, providing excellent support and stability for the shelves. Their minimalistic design allows the wood grain to shine while still ensuring a sturdy structure. These brackets not only enhance the overall look of the space but also offer a practical solution for maximizing storage. A fantastic choice for anyone seeking both style and functionality!

I bought 12 of these to build 3 long storage shelves using 12’ 2x12 boards. They are spaced along each board at roughly 2’, 5’, 8’, and 10’, screwed into wood studs. They only flex if you really push down on them; not from anything I’ve placed on them. I feel confident putting almost anything that can fit on them (they aren’t deep enough for, say really heavy storage boxes).I used black stain on the wood, and they look great with the brackets. It’s just an unfinished utility room, but now my wife is asking for some in her office. I did plane and sand the boards, but I think they would look decent with just light sanding and the black stain.Two of them (screwed into studs) would easily support a 6’ board, and likely an 8’, too.