Glass Shelf with Nickel Mounts and Rail

The only thing I would recommend is that you purchase the plastic drywall anchors that screw into the drywall rather than use the cheap plastic anchors that you have to drill a hold for. Other than that, it is a breeze to install, it is sturdy,. it looks good. Oh, ignore the reviews that say it sags. If you take the little metal plate that comes with the unit, and install it on the back of the bracket using the set screw that secures the rail, then you have a slide mount that slides down over the top screw (not completely screwed in to the wall) and the bottom screw goes right through the bracket itself. Then the set screws on the very bottom of the bracket tighten up against the glass and you are good to go. Well designed, well made and worth the money

We have an older small bathroom but we completely changed everything. We installed a nice high end waterfall shower and frame-less sliding doors all in a brushed nickel stainless finish. We had room over the toilet and originally opted for a cabinet but it was too crowded. These shelves were a much better option. Aesthetically the are very nice and match the contemporary design of the bathroom, but functionally the hold a ton of stuff too. My wife found several square apothecary jars with stainless tops at Target that we have filled with q tips, cotton balls, and make up remover pads and it looks incredible! Shelves came with sturdy mounting hardware and an easy to use template to mark the holes. Installation is very easy for all level of DIY'ers. Highly recommend this product.

Some have asked if there is a version of this a bit smaller...currently no...I wish there was also but I am not deducting anything in the review for this as it is clearly stated as 23 inches in length. I will get to that. I wish the glass shelf was frosted, or that they offered a frosted glass version but I knew it was not and am not deducting for this in the review either. I am still getting to that. Ok, the product is as advertised, it is very nice, and at a good price point. This is one of the very few sub $80 shelves that has a wrap around bar that goes all the way around. Others either have the rail only on the front, or just a bit around the sides - this may or may not be important to you, it was for me. Next closest shelf jumped into the $80 range and was not all that stylish, after that these shelves that look nice and have a full wrap around bar jump into the $300 range....One reason I really like this shelf and believe it is great quality for the price. Size, looks, features, price...all the good side of the produce...what is not to like... The mounting brackets are satin nickle finish, the bar is brushed nickle / chrome, they do not conflict with each other that much but it would be nice to have them match, this is where I deduct a bit on the score of this product. The back side of the bar is chrome, not brushed nickle, overall this is not really noticeable unless you have it mounted next to mirrors (I do) where the back side of the bar can be seen. Something you may want to keep in mind. The big drawback on this shelf, as noted by many others, is the mounting system. This is not a problem with the shelf, but the included mounting hardware and method they give for mounting - specifically the plastic wall anchor. I am no stranger to mounting items to walls myself, and over time I have learned that a wall anchor in a drywall is shaky at best especially for heavy objects, or shelves that you intend to put some heavy objects on. I am mounting this one in the bathroom just recently remodeled, the most it would have placed on it might be three pounds but that is even a high estimate...you however may want to mount and use it otherwise and have some heavy objects on it...I have the solution. Going into my installation I first ascertained if I was going to have a wall stud on one side or the other of the mounting...if so I would use the screw provided directly into the stud. If I was not going to have a stud on either side, or on only one side, then for that I was only going to use one screw per bracket (the lower one, the only one accessible when the bracket is placed to the wall) and for those I would substitute a 1/8 toggle bolt (the screw is 1/8 inch, the toggle diameter is larger). In this manner I would bring the amount of weight I 'could' place on the shelf to around 32 pounds, more than I ever would place on it. Using only one screw/toggle per side I eliminate the need to go back and forth with the top screw to get it close enough for the hanger that they provide for the back of the bracket to "catch" onto...that top one I have think is just so you can keep the bracket centered up. The glass will do that for you, snug the toggles almost all the way tight, fit the glass into the bracket slots, and move them back and forth as necessary, the glass will 'square' them. Gently remove the glass shelf and cinch the toggles tight to the wall, place shelf into bracket, and tighten the retaining screws just enough to hold in place. Quick, simple (at least more simple than the two screw mounting per bracket), and they system squares itself (you have to make sure of the level of course) and with toggle bolts vs plastic wall anchors you have a much higher weight bearing solution and it stays tight to the wall. I wish they offered a smaller length version, and a frosted glass option, they did not, I got over it, I will frost the glass myself - I am keeping the shelf. I would recommend this to others with the mounting caveat I detailed, and the mismatch of the brackets to the bar, and the bar not being brushed nickle on the back side. Do not let those put you off, it is not that distracting, and if you forgo two screws per bracket, use just the lower hole with a toggle bolt you will be so much happier with doing the installation and have greater weight capacity.

We bought 3 of these for storage in our bathroom. They are sturdy, the glass is thick, and they do their job. They come with a hanging template which makes installing them super easy. We only ended up with a gap between the mount and wall on one mount and it was the last one we did so we didn't care to spend time fixing it. The gap comes from not screwing the screw into the wall enough prior to hanging the mount. It's a little tricky because you have to have it out enough to catch the mount, but in enough to prevent a gap between the mount and wall. It would be easy to fix, but we were ready to be done at that point. Overall, I think these are a great value for the money and would recommend.

The bracket of this shelf is carefully milled metal that forms a support system for the glass shelf. The glass shelf itself is nicely bevelled and held into place securely by screws that attach it to the wall-mounted bracket. It is sturdy when properly secured. The bracket has two screws into the wall, one on which the metal edge hangs and the other which is tightened to the wall. Read the instructions and use the paper template that comes with the kit, and the shelf can be installed in 20 minutes or so. It comes with the screws, but you will need a drill to create 1/4" holes for mounting the brackets. Looks very good and holds a lot of stuff. One note: because the glass shelf is tightened from beneath the brackets, this shelf cannot be mounted without sufficient clearance to get a screwdriver underneath.

Great shelves. Love them. Super easy installation with the paper template that comes along. I'm not a fan of the little push through drywall anchors that came with the shelves so I used larger self drilling drywall anchors rated at 50 or even 75 lbs. each. You can get them almost everywhere. I always go with the ones at home depot, they sell them on amazon too. Dont buy the ones from walmart, they are garbage. I've used them for years, it's amazing how well they hold up. When hanging glass on a wall I wouldn't skimp out and use these little push through anchors that come with the shelves. They will loosen over time and it's much easier for someone to accidentally rip something off a wall that's hung using the little anchors. Whichever anchors you get, the plastic should be hard, you shouldn't be able to bend the anchor at all. Link for good anchors https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L0CM3AW/ref=asc_df_B00L0CM3AW5255586/?tag=hyprod-20&creative=395033&creativeASIN=B00L0CM3AW&linkCode=df0&hvadid=193154321880&hvpos=1o5&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7275305604619687597&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1026481&hvtargid=pla-360126326047

We bought this to replace a OXO Shower Shelf that just kept breaking because of a single really horrible design decision (but was otherwise great!) There really wasn't any better solution available to non-permanently mount a shelf inside a shower stall. So we decided to go with a permanent solution, and purchased this shelf because we needed something that was glass so it wouldn't rust or mildew. BUT we knew that since glass is really flat and smooth, as soon as we'd put something down that had some water on the bottom it'd act as a lubricating layer when compressed and cause the item to go sliding off the shelf - and oddly enough it turns out that it's really hard to find a floating glass shelf that has a rim around it! This was one of the only ones we found, and certainly the best looking. We drilled directly into the plastic of the stall and screwed into that without anchors (I don't recommend this!! It just happened to be the best/only solution for us) and I estimate it would probably hold about 5lbs reliably which is plenty for us - more than the previous shelf was likely to reliably hold. Looks awesome in the shower, MUCH better than the previous shower shelf - totally changes the look and feel of the shower.

This is the second shelf that I have purchased of the same style. The first one would not stay in the wall, even though it was put up by a contractor, but the design is flawed and only had one screw to hold it. The second try was missing a screw that was very important to hold the bar above the shelf and the screw that was in the bag was too small and would not attach the bracket Absolutely crap then although very pretty I want something like this with a better design