Shelf Triangle Corner Brackets for Floating Shelf, Max Load 350lb Heavy Duty Wall Mount L Bracket 90 Degree Triangle Corner Bracket for Shelves with Screws- 6 Packs
Sturdy And Durable – Heavy duty wall shelves need to be with strong shelf brackets and our metal brackets are exactly that. Securely mounting shelf brackets & supports with screws to any surface gives peace of mind that our shelf support brackets will hold up to 350lbs/pair.
Premium Quality Materials – Enjoy an industrial forged steel floating shelf with our 8 heavy duty wall shelf brackets. With all heavy duty L brackets, quality shelf hardware is our top priority with wall brackets for shelves made of high quality steel with a black coated finish.
Multiuse Shelf Options – This floating shelf hardware can be utilized all over the house. Whether being used as decorative shelf brackets, open shelving for kitchen, bookshelf brackets, small metal shelf bracket, or even general shelving brackets the uses for these shelf mounts are endless.
Package Includes:
6 x shelf brackets
Bolts & screws
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These are great! I have ordered several sets now along with some larger ones.
Rated 5 out of 5
Finbar –
Bought these for wood planters on our dock. Installed month or two ahead of planters. Still looked brand new after being out in the sun and rain. Strong and sturdy. No weight issues with heavy wood planters. I bought a second box.
Rated 5 out of 5
Marilyn –
As long as they go in a stud in the wall, we have had great success with using these. They aren¡¯t the easy to get the screws in the middle hole on the bracket. We gave up and just used 2 per bracket. It¡¯s held exceptionally well. This is my second purchase of them.
Rated 5 out of 5
Homer –
Brackets are well made . Screws that came with them are strong. Screwed into the wood poles in my shop and no broken heads or stripping head. That rarely happens these days!
Rated 5 out of 5
Janice –
Worked for our project, very sturdy.
Rated 5 out of 5
Joyce –
First, a few reviews on this “complain” about the ability to screw in the screws due to the bracket getting in the way. This is user error, not a design flaw. Use the right tools and there is absolutely no issue with the installation:- Use a driver.-Use a very standard 4-5 inch bit holder. This allows the driver to be held almost perpendicular to any hole in this, nothing getting in the way. These are ubiquitous and if you don’t have one, you should get one anyway :-).-These are heavy duty screws. A #3 Philips will fit well, although a #2 will work.On one side the holes are staggered so absolutely you will be perpendicular to the hole when attaching.If anything rips out of drywall, this is user error. If at all possibly just locate a stud!!! Usually 16″ on center, so with these in studs they will hold a LOT of weight.If you are attaching to drywall with nothing behind it, then OF COURSE the weight limits are limited by the drywall and anchor. Don’t blame the bracket if it rips out. One solution to consider if the location is tricky is attach a board first (find the STUDS) then attach the bracket to the board.Overall, I am tempted to buy a pile of these for random future projects as they are so good.
Rated 4 out of 5
Haley –
These were the highest quality robust brackets. I installed them in the garage every 30in and put on top more than 300lb weight of tiles and paint and they have not fallen. They come with beefy long screws for the wall and small screws to secure the wood shelves to the brackets. Wished they made them in white. Their price is less than half that in HD or Lowe’s. Non brainer.
Rated 5 out of 5
George –
Update: they send you a card asking for a review for 20% off then never respond to your discount request.These are exactly what we needed in our greenhouse shed. They¡¯re amazing quality, especially for the price. My husband is a steel guy and he usually just makes what he needs, but he said he couldn¡¯t build these for the price he paid. He¡¯s very happy and wants to order more.
Rated 4 out of 5
Small –
Fantastic , heavy duty , great screws everything you need. About the screws heavy black solid metal, you can’t strip them if you try.
Rated 5 out of 5
Derwin –
They are very strong. They say 1700lbs for 2, wich sounds ridiculous. They probably can in concrete with good anchors but in wooden studs that sounds dangerous. I have 3 hangars with 300lbs on the shelf and they’re sturdy.
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Honey –
These are great! I have ordered several sets now along with some larger ones.
Finbar –
Bought these for wood planters on our dock. Installed month or two ahead of planters. Still looked brand new after being out in the sun and rain. Strong and sturdy. No weight issues with heavy wood planters. I bought a second box.
Marilyn –
As long as they go in a stud in the wall, we have had great success with using these. They aren¡¯t the easy to get the screws in the middle hole on the bracket. We gave up and just used 2 per bracket. It¡¯s held exceptionally well. This is my second purchase of them.
Homer –
Brackets are well made . Screws that came with them are strong. Screwed into the wood poles in my shop and no broken heads or stripping head. That rarely happens these days!
Janice –
Worked for our project, very sturdy.
Joyce –
First, a few reviews on this “complain” about the ability to screw in the screws due to the bracket getting in the way. This is user error, not a design flaw. Use the right tools and there is absolutely no issue with the installation:- Use a driver.-Use a very standard 4-5 inch bit holder. This allows the driver to be held almost perpendicular to any hole in this, nothing getting in the way. These are ubiquitous and if you don’t have one, you should get one anyway :-).-These are heavy duty screws. A #3 Philips will fit well, although a #2 will work.On one side the holes are staggered so absolutely you will be perpendicular to the hole when attaching.If anything rips out of drywall, this is user error. If at all possibly just locate a stud!!! Usually 16″ on center, so with these in studs they will hold a LOT of weight.If you are attaching to drywall with nothing behind it, then OF COURSE the weight limits are limited by the drywall and anchor. Don’t blame the bracket if it rips out. One solution to consider if the location is tricky is attach a board first (find the STUDS) then attach the bracket to the board.Overall, I am tempted to buy a pile of these for random future projects as they are so good.
Haley –
These were the highest quality robust brackets. I installed them in the garage every 30in and put on top more than 300lb weight of tiles and paint and they have not fallen. They come with beefy long screws for the wall and small screws to secure the wood shelves to the brackets. Wished they made them in white. Their price is less than half that in HD or Lowe’s. Non brainer.
George –
Update: they send you a card asking for a review for 20% off then never respond to your discount request.These are exactly what we needed in our greenhouse shed. They¡¯re amazing quality, especially for the price. My husband is a steel guy and he usually just makes what he needs, but he said he couldn¡¯t build these for the price he paid. He¡¯s very happy and wants to order more.
Small –
Fantastic , heavy duty , great screws everything you need. About the screws heavy black solid metal, you can’t strip them if you try.
Derwin –
They are very strong. They say 1700lbs for 2, wich sounds ridiculous. They probably can in concrete with good anchors but in wooden studs that sounds dangerous. I have 3 hangars with 300lbs on the shelf and they’re sturdy.