FLEXIMOUNTS 12-inch-by-72-inch 2 tier Wall Shelf Garage Storage Rack Wall Mounted Floating Shelves,1x6ft ,Black, 2-Pack

These shelves will work great in your garage or shed. Work best IMO, when you have exposed wall studs. I would definitely buy these again.

4 ft shelves align with 16 stud mounts.

Installed these in our barn to maximize space. Bought an extra set to store longer lumber. Barn is much more organized with open floor space now.

Read some of the other reviews that mention the awkward spacing of the supports. They are correct, the shelves will have gaps between them. They won’t end up looking like the picture they use. Two 3 ft shelves will take about 7 ft, not 6 ft. This worked fine for my purpose, and the shelves and study. But if you are a perfectionist or have OCD, these might drive you crazy. And the template they supply is only 2 ft long. So if you place your supports 32” apart, the template isn’t long enough.

Worked great, installation was straightforward. The shelves are sturdy as long as you install into wooden studs. Theres an included cardboard measuring guide that helps a lot. They helped clear up much needed space in my garage.

I like these shelves. I wish they would be spaced for normal stud width of 16. Instead they are spaced in between causing you to have one end in a stud and other in drywall anchor. Still sturdy though.

I initially purchased TWO of these kits for my garage. I liked them so much that I removed them when we relocated and theyre now hanging in my new garage. I also ordered a set of the 12 wide shelves for another area that needed narrower shelves. They are super strong! Installation is fairly easy WITH A HEX BIT AND DRILL to insert the lag screws. Depending on the power of your drill, a pilot hole may be helpful. My old corded Porter Cable hammer drill sank these lags into studs without breaking a sweat.

I got some of these for a new storage shed. They come with a drilling template which is very well thought out, and simplifies installation. All you need is a level and a 7/16 wrench. I think the 100 Pound rating is very conservative-There is nothing flimsy about these shelves at all. I just ordered a couple more.

I purchased a 12”x36” shelving set to use on my garage wall. The set came with 4 shelves and 8 brackets. This allows for some flexibility in layout. I decided to build two 6’ sections. The brackets are heavy duty as is the wire mesh shelf, a step or two heavier than traditional white wire shelving you’d see in a closet. I had a few dislikes. Per the instructions, the brackets are to be mounted on wall studs for maximum sturdiness. My garage wall studs were 16” on center. Since each shelf section is 36” with 2 brackets, this made for an awkward spacing. I had to choose between spacing the brackets 32” apart, leaving a weak spot in the middle, or 16” apart, leaving large overhangs on either side. The instructional videos I watched all seemed to use 16”, so that’s what I built. The kit comes with 3” lag bolts, 3 per bracket. Overkill maybe? It’s a good amount of work to wrench these large bolts into the wall. The wire shelves have 2 ½” x 4” openings. Small items such as spray cans or oil bottles will fall through. I had to order plastic shelf lining to make it usable. The kit came with Velcro straps to hold the shelves in place on the bracket. These straps just don’t work as intended. I’ll buy some white zip ties instead. All in all, I like the sturdiness but probably would have used lightweight wire shelving instead.

Awesome quality shelves, they take a lot of weight and not even sag a little, installation is easy too, hardware is good quality as well. Thanks!!!