BESy Heavy Duty Lavatory Glass Bathroom Shelf, 2 Tier Tempered Glass Shower Shelves with Towel Bar Wall Mounted, Shower Storage 15 by 5 inches, Matte Black Finish/Aluminum

Worked great in our shower!

No issues here. The shelving was (very) securely packed, arrived timely, and was super easy to assemble. Instructional pics were a bit odd but they worked out in the end. Install was a breeze and the shelves are stably mounted with daily use in my guest bathroom. Good purchase.

Very nice looking and sturdy. Glass is thick. Only had it a week but very nice.

I bought two of these shelves for my bathrooms. They look nice, with thick glass shelves. However, assembling them was frustrating. The shelving baskets are flimsy, requiring a second person to hold them while marking hole locations. I wish I had an extra-long level for straight holes. The plastic screws provided don't fit standard screwdrivers, so I had to use a kitchen steak knife to tighten them. Overall, I'd recommend buying a different product.

Just the right size for our small bath/shower. The glass shelves fit right in with the shower.

I was looking for a particular style of shelf, and I liked the look of this the best, even though I think it's a bit pricey for what you get. Everything has to be put together, and the instructions just show line drawings for instructions. I actually just put it together by what made sense. The glass shelves are heavy and well-made with little plastic screws to keep them from moving. 4 wall anchors are also included, which you really need. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase.

I bought two of these for each of my bathrooms. It comes well packaged but has to be fully assembled. Each shelf took me about ten minutes. The glass is nice and thick and attaches securely to shelf. It is not the type of shelf to put large towels on, as it is too small to accommodate. Perfumes, colognes, etc size items suit it best. But it is well constructed, extra hardware was even in the package, and arrived in perfect condition.

This shelving unit looked so great and useful, on Amazon. I bought it to install on a bathroom wall, not in my shower. It's extremely HEAVY. Wanted to center under my makeup mirror, but that's means I WOULDN'T be screwing the shelves into the wood 2x4's in the wall. Four (4) anchors are included, to insert into the 1/4" holes we must drill into plasterboard followed by, of course, the provided screws. Just worried about the WEIGHT of the unit (over 5 lbs of glass), pulling out the wall screws and crashing down. Fine mess of shattered glass. So, I've decided to put a heavy duty layer of 2-sided Velcro tape, along the entire height of the two (2) wall mounted support rods. (This will cause the unit to stick out -- NOT be flush to the wall.) Obviously, I'll have to do careful measuring, beforehand. Step 1 ... HOLD unit in the place I want, on my wall. Step 2 ... Level it, OUTLINING IN PENCIL the entire unit, exactly where it's to be installed. Then, take my skinny pencil, and draw a circle in the four (4) sites that it'll be attached by the achors and screws. Step 3 ... Pound in the anchors, only. Step 4 ... Then, lay the UNOPENED Velco along the ENTIRE BACKS OF THE SUPPORT RODS, and cut. Next take a thin Sharpee marker, to trace the 4 hole sites -- and use my heavy duty hole punch on them, so the Velcro will be cut away from where I'll screw them into the Anchors. Step 5 ... Remove the backing from the Velcro, and attach to the rods ... Followed by the backing on the flip side. Step 6 ... Move unit up to the wall site, carefully NOT ALLOWING THE TAPE to touch it just yet. Level on the top, and slowly & lightly go down the support rods, bit by bit, making sure that the holes I made for the screws to go into the anchors are perfectly aligned. Step 7 ... Release the unit from your hands, as the Velcro safely attaches unit to wall. Then, drill in the screws. ***Unfortunately, be advised that installation directions are almost nonexistent. Rotten frustration. I'm from a family of building contractors, so I stepped up and invested four (4) hours assembling the unit by logic, trial & error. Absolutely no parameters re: whether unit is safe not being attached to 2x4's. One side of the female end of the flimsy towel rod is deformed, and didn't accept use of the provided short screws -- STRIPPED the one provided, and four (4) others, similar, from my toolbox. Going to have to BUY specialized "glue" for metal, to apply into screw hole -- and around SMALLER-diameter short screw or VERY SHORT and tiny rod or nail, to attach the male/female ends securely together. Worth all of the above? I must think so ... attending to this project instead of taking care of my hubby with walking pneumonia! (**BTW ... I'm remodeling my entire master bathroom, and planned on painting the walls, before installing the unit, a replacement copy of my medicine cabinet and bevy of new towel racks, ETC. But, because I'm just going to mark up my wall in the manner above, can't afford to cover the outline of the unit. Instead, will have to use a my preschool grandson's water color brush, to try to ultimately paint over the oblong perimeter, without touching the unit itself.) TIP --->> I noticed, just before writing my review, that OTHER glass wall units (near a clones of this one), exist on Amazon. Had I known, maybe would've looked into them. Surely something YOU MIGHT CONSIDER, INSTEAD.