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Tim Zenor
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Just what I needed
S.D. Wheeler
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
Are they the easiest? No. Are they idiot-proof? No. Are they strong and able to handle plenty of weight? Yes they are! You need some basic measuring and layout skills along with being able to use a router and drill. Having a very good stud finder is a must unless you have backer boards behind the sheetrock. The shelves I built were made from 1 1/2" Hevea butcher block so I needed stout brackets. One shelf will also hold a pro-built gaming rig computer (25 lbs). I'm happy with the Evald HD bracket kit and plan to use it again in other rooms.
JP71
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
On the photos of the product it says included 24 of each, 24 screws, 24 drywall anchors and 24 brick wall anchors. But it only comes with 16, which it says on the paper instructions, but then why say that in the add photos that it has 24.. so I have 4 brackets up and 8 more holes in my wall and I don’t even have enough screws or anchors to put up the last 2 brackets. So that’s annoying. But other than that they seem like they will work perfect for our project. Yet, the screw thing is very upsetting so be careful in buying, they only have 16 of each in the pack. I bought the 6 pack, just a little misleading.
Crocodile
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
Best of the best. Really good quality.
Karyne
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2024
We were able to mount 50lb solid wood shelves easily
Raul
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
I accidentally ordered a longer version. I cut it and look how solid this is. Awesome product built properly. It hold my SOLID 4x6x8 wood which was converted to a Mantel. I put a 50 pound rice and it hold.Good buy for the money
Jake
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
This product was perfect for mounting an unusual object to the wall (objects that are not even on both sides.) It did come missing one drywall plug, but i had others in my tool box. that is the reason i gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
Tanner Atkins
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
Bracket is actually shaped like a stud, and is intended to be mounted on a stud. I put two in the wall (in studs, centered) and was able to hang full body weight (150lb) on them. Do take the time to make sure they are centered in the stud by drilling little pilot holes on either side, so you can get all 4 screws in the stud. Don’t trust your stud finder. Overall they are a bit pricey but they are exactly what you want for a heavy floating shelf.
Anna Seviour
Reviewed in Canada on December 26, 2023
These are fabulous brackets. They fit into our drilled mounted mantle place holes well. My only ask from the company is that they specify which way the brackets should go as the holes are not symmetrical. Otherwise we are very happy with our purchase.
serge mansour
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2023
Good quality made. Easy to install and holds up to 100lbs
Frankie
Reviewed in Canada on June 14, 2021
Very sturdy and a breeze to install.Worth every penny!
K. Maletsky
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020
I needed to install some floating shelves in a kitchen and there would only be two 2x4's behind each shelf. So I needed something that would really give me a good way to attach the brackets to the 2x4 studs. These were the only ones I found that allowed two screws to go directly into the stud. They seem very sturdy and well constructed - the post seems perfectly perpendicular to the base, as you would like. Fit and finish is top notch.My shelves were 10" deep, which is as deep as I would go - if I could have talked the owner of the kitchen into 8 or 9" I would have been a little happier.I don't think these are all that easy for a DIY install, you really need a drill press, long 1/2" wood bits and either a table saw or router to slot the back of the shelf. If you can't get the holes exactly straight through the shelf, I can imagine that it will be a bear to get the shelf on. And you are working with thick wood in the first place.I made 1 3/4" thick walnut shelves, which worked out fine. Since the bracket is 1.5" tall, that left only a 1/8" lip of wood to cover the bracket on the top and bottom. The two lips are kind of fragile on the exposed shelf end (which was concealed in this install). If I were to do it again I probably would just use a forstner bit and mill only where the bracket is - more work than a simple dado on the table saw - but less fragile.Measure the spacing between the brackets on the wall, then measure out at the ends. If they don't match, put some washers between the bracket and the wall board to get them to line up. Same with level in the other direction. I thought it would be easy to nudge them 3/16" closer, but in the end I needed a clamp to get the install to work.I suppose the included screws and anchors might be OK for narrow shelves, if there were more than 2 brackets per shelf or some such purpose. But I wouldn't recommend that you use them - I saved them for future unrelated jobs. Floating shelves supported just by drywall anchors? Doesn't sound too safe to me. I used #10 Spax screws which I trust far more. I used 2 1/2" long screws since in this case it was a 1" thick plaster wall so I ended up with a full 1 1/4" of screw in the wood itself.For small (two brackets) shelves on finished walls, these are far and away the best solution I saw. I will definitely use them again!!
HMillard
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2019
Great product - much easier to work with and much more solid than others we have used.
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