HOME MASTER HARDWARE Heavy Duty Shelf Brackets 12 inch x 8 inch Metal Shelves Supports 90 Degree Triangle Wall Mount Angle L Bracket for Floating Shelving with Screws Black 10-Pack

Very sturdy and easy to put up. I used 2 sets of these along with double 2x8s to make shelves for displaying Lego. Super solid and not going anywhere. I put each of them into studs also. Cant speak for using the anchors in drywall.

Great brackets, strong, a bargain comparing to the price, I love it. The only down side is that the screw holes is not off set, just right on center, that make hard to install, unless we angle the screws.

I bought these to build shelves in my garage out some old pallets I disassembled. These brackets are very strong. I installed them with the 12 side vertical and the 8 side horizontal. Ive done 2 shelves so far. The brackets being 16 apart screwed into every stud (make sure you hit those studs! ) and my shelves being 30x ~16. As a test I stacked 2 40 count water bottle cases to check stability. Held up so well I wanted to stack another just cause but didnt want to overreach and hurt myself. You wont regret buying these.

These are great! I have ordered several sets now along with some larger ones.

Better fasteners would be a plus. I used ¼” lag bolts.

Nice sturdy brackets. The wall mounting screws and anchors are large and of good quality. Only thing that could have made installation easier would have been to slightly offset the wall mounting holes from centerline to more easily get a driver on them. They did this with the holes that mounts the shelves, just not the wall holes.

First, a few reviews on this complain about the ability to screw in the screws due to the bracket getting in the way. This is user error, not a design flaw. Use the right tools and there is absolutely no issue with the installation: - Use a driver. -Use a very standard 4-5 inch bit holder. This allows the driver to be held almost perpendicular to any hole in this, nothing getting in the way. These are ubiquitous and if you dont have one, you should get one anyway :-). -These are heavy duty screws. A #3 Philips will fit well, although a #2 will work. On one side the holes are staggered so absolutely you will be perpendicular to the hole when attaching. If anything rips out of drywall, this is user error. If at all possibly just locate a stud!!! Usually 16 on center, so with these in studs they will hold a LOT of weight. If you are attaching to drywall with nothing behind it, then OF COURSE the weight limits are limited by the drywall and anchor. Dont blame the bracket if it rips out. One solution to consider if the location is tricky is attach a board first (find the STUDS) then attach the bracket to the board. Overall, I am tempted to buy a pile of these for random future projects as they are so good.

Super strong, easy to mount and true to constant diameters, all you need!

The metal on these brackets is very robust and on further inspection, I was pleased to find that the diagonal braces are actually mortised/tenoned into the metal of the angled piece making these brackets extremely sturdy. Great value all the way around.

I absolutely love these shelving brackets. They are great. Me being a lady and using a level, stud finder and having to screw thes e up myself found them to be wonderful and easy to assemble. The only complaint I have more reflects on not using which enough shelving. The screws that go into the top of the bracket into the shelving are a touch long and went through in a couple spaces so I ended up angling them to prevent this from happening. 100 % recommend buying these.