Shelving Solution 16 inch Floating Wall Shelves, Set of 3, White

With the lack of space in my daughter’s room, finding ways to store stuff off the floor is a must. While my daughter can be extremely picky, she loved these.They are small but big enough to show off some cute things. They are ideal for small spaces and were super easy to put up. It took hardly any time at all and didn’t cause any damage to the walls. We all know what it is like putting something difficult up and creating several unnecessary holes.Considering how small and light weight the shelves are, I was impressed with the amount of weight they can hold. With as many things as I have put on them, they have held up well. They are sturdy and durable.One of my favorite things about these shelves is that the hardware isn’t visible at all, giving it a clean and overall better and classy look.Overall, I’m very happy with them. They are excellent quality and great for the price you pay.

My son has gotten into collecting Star Wars Action figures, he went through a phase when he was younger where he played the LEGO video games on Playstation but then it died down then. He's had Star Wars themed parties and even had the replica light saber, yeah the $150 one. So needless to say, he's got a small collection of action figures and wants to keep them in the box. He's got about 10 figures now half in the box, the other half opened. It was getting to be too much so I need wide shelves that could hold about 3 boxes. I looked at a few other display shelvings but decided on these for several reasons, the price and the lip on the edge that would prevent the boxes from sliding off.Got these, not much to it, came with the shelves, screws,some plastic anchor bolts for sheetrock, stickers to cover the screw holes and a small leveler which was a nice touch. Since these figures are fairly lightweight I didn't install the anchor bolts, these screwed in and installed in minutes. The leveler actually came in pretty handy for the task. My only pet peeve was the screw holes were very tiny which made it difficult to mark the holes. I ended up just screwing the screws right in with my drill. Instructions say use a screwdriver, faster to use a drill or motorized screwdriver but that's just me.I'd show a picture of the finished product but for some reason Amazon's upload photo feature doesn't seem to be available at the moment. When it does start working again I'll post the finished product. Overall, I was very pleased with these. They look great and the action figures look great on display.

These are nice small shelves and decent quality. I'd have gladly paid double for a little better quality.Don't get me wrong, they are good quality, just not great. The shelves look great installed and they're very easy to install if you've ever used screw in drywall anchors. (see below for better install instructions)My only complaint is the circular mounts on the back of the shelves. This metal hardware is fastened to the fiberboard shelves via screws that are far too short and don't have deep enough thread to really bite. I removed a shelf to adjust the wall anchors for a tighter fit, and ended up very easily pulling the mount right out of the shelf.Install instructions:Before starting, use a stud finder to not only avoid a stud, but to be sure there are no electric conduits or plumbing in the way. I can't express enough how important this is. Skipping this could cause an electrocution or serious water leak!1. Use the included level, placing it on top of the shelf to mark your location on the wall.2. Take two of the drywall screws and screw them into the "lock" part of the mounting brackets on the back of the shelf. Do this for each shelf, as the mounts are a little different on every shelf.3. Put a drop of white out, nail polish or paint on the head of each of these screws, and carefully place the shelf on the line you drew in step one. The paint will transfer to the exact location you'll need for step 4.4. Using a Philips screw driver and hammer, lightly pound the screwdriver into the wall where the paint transferred. Knock the screwdriver all the way through. You may also use a drill for this step.5. Using the same Philips screwdriver, screw in the drywall anchor using light force and turning slowly. The idea is to do as little damage to the drywall as possible. Screw the anchor in until ALMOST flush with the wall. DO NOT tear the drywall, stop just before this.6. Screw the Philips screw into the drywall anchor stopping about 1/4 inch from flush on the anchor. Going too far and having to unscrew it can back the anchor out.7. Place the shelf. If it's not tight to the wall, remove the shelf and tighten the Philips screw in small increments and try the shelf again until you're happy with it.

I bought these for extra storage in our tiny 1930s master bath, and they really helped clear up some counter space. They were the perfect size! Be warned that they are a little on the cheaper size, but for the price, you can’t go wrong. We had a mishap installing one (where the particle board broke on top when trying to straighten out the shelf), but overall a good buy.

I am kind of annoyed by some of the reviews about this product.If you have any idea what you are doing, the shelves will install perfectly and tight against the wall. If they are loose, take them off and tighten the screws a half turn or so. As far as the wall anchors not working, make a hole with the screw first, then put the anchor in and then the screw. As for the "template" holes not matching....oh my god....read the directions!! No where does it tell you this is a template to be used in marking your holes.The directions are so clear and so easy. These look wonderful, price is incredible, but I guess if you aren't smart enough to read the directions you deserve to have a crappy looking wall. Just don't blame the seller or the manufacturer. It's not their fault you don't know how to read!!!

TWO OF THEM HAD FELL APART. THEY ARE JUST OK WITH SOME REPAIRS