KES Glass Shelf for Bathroom, 15.8-Inch Bathroom Wall Shelf with Rectangle Tempered Glass and Brushed Nickel Bracket, Glass Bathroom Shelves 2 Pack, BGS3201S40-2-P2

They are beautiful and completed my bathroom!

I renovated my bathroom and this shelf was the final touch. It’s sturdy and made well.

I purchased this for my bathroom and everyone that sees them love them

I am a female and installed these myself as a DIY project and it only took a couple of hours and they really have enhanced the beauty of my bathroom.

Heavy glass Nice brackets Updated look My husband put them up, so I dont know how complicated it may have been

These were exactly what I needed as I was installing shelves next to a mirror. I wanted the glass shelves because of the clear look and lower profile. A solid self would have a hard reflection in the mirror and not look good. These are great. Super easy to assemble and very sturdy!

These little shelves are impossible to find in all the traditional home decor stores and it is exactly what we wanted. Exactly as described and good value.

Very pretty. Compliments our new bathroom very well. Seem very sturdy. Like them so much we bought an additional set.

Product works as intended, but does not include any instructions. As such, I am leaving instructions here. Instructions to place it: 1. Unscrew the screw in the bottom of both of the metal pieces to open the gap in between the rubber parts that holds the glass in place. 2. Put the glass into the opening and then tighten. 3. Move the metal piece around until you are happy with the placement. 4. Measure the distance from the middle of one metal piece, horizontally to the middle of the other metal piece. Should be around 8-10. 5. Find the place where you want to mount it on your wall. mark the top center of each metal piece on the wall. Disassemble and mount: 1. Remove the screw from the bottom of the stainless steel piece entirely. It will separate into two piece. 2. Take the piece that has the holes in it and place it on the wall with the metal piece on the top, just like you positioned it while getting your location on the wall. 3. Mark the location for the 2 screws on each side. 4. Mount the pieces to the wall. Watch out for studs. If there is a stud, do not use the plastic drywall anchor. If no stud, use the plastic drywall anchor. 5. With the 2 piece attached to the wall, get one of the other metal pieces (part that slides on), and slide it up from the bottom all the way. 6. Insert the screw your removed and screw it in a bit. 7. Let the metal piece fall and rest on the screw and then continue screwing until there is a 1/2 gap between the rubber pieces on both sides. 8. Insert your glass piece and tighten the screws on the bottom until snug. You are welcome.

Brackets look like light cast alloy, not brass. When you tighten down the shelf there is a little flex in the bracket. The glass is very thick for this price bracket (3/8) and overall very happy.