QEEIG Bathroom Shelves 24 inches Long Wall Shelf 24 x 9 inch Set of 2, Black (008-60B)

Easy to install and look great not seeing support structure…. Even well anchored tho, very heavy items tend to always lean mine forward too much so maybe don’t buy this to store bowling balls up high…. But for most anything else I’ve really liked them.. I bought a few more after my first one…

follow instructions, easy to hang, looks great. takes some time to get it right but love them.

Bought these for a half bath re do which has not started yet. Color was darker than shown but have kept them hoping they will be fine. Have yet to install but will update should there be any problems.

Used for coffee bar. Will be fine for what we need, but definitely not designed for heavy loads on shelves.

Changing my room up. Went with a Yellowstone theme. These added such charm.

Very solid. Happier with these than the ones i previously had

Easy to assemble, sturdy, easy to clean and looks great in our guest bathroom.

Overall, I like do really like the look of these. Despite me feeling like these are too expensive for what they are, I'm probably going to buy one more 24-inch set. Installation was pretty standard. Mine are extremely sturdy despite opposite reviews. I do have some gripes though.-I would not trust the anchors they came with. They're puny. I also had some with giant sharp pieces of plastic protruding off the tips of them. Cheap. What I did was get EZ 50 lb drywall/stud anchors and the EZ twist n lock 75 lb drywall anchors. I used the 75 lb ones for the outside holes and the 50 lb anchors for the inside holes. I think the 50-lb ones alone would've been just fine. For the 36-inch shelves, I did 6 anchors, then 4 anchors for the 24-inch shelves. Make sure you are using the very outer holes. All you need to do is drill a super small pilot hole with these anchors and screw them in with a screw driver. There was no infinite spinning of doom.-For some reason, in packing, the company decided to put their baggie of screws and anchors between the bracket and the shelf. This caused one of my brackets to be bent for one of the 36-inchers, which made measuring and installing it more difficult than it needed to be, but ultimately, it straightened out during install. I couldn't bend it too much because...-The welding between the long bar of the shelf bracket and the shelf arms is pitiful. I can see holes around some of them. The arms would fail before the bracket to the wall ever will, but I'm still confident these won't actually break on me.-There are support screws that go through the underside of the shelves and into the bracket arms. On the 36-inch shelves, a few of these would not screw in and kept rejecting, I guess because of the little rubber part on the shelf arm misaligning or something when you slide the shelves on the arms. The shelf is still extremely sturdy though and isn't moving at all.