Heavy Duty Wall Shelf

Sturdy, easy to assemble, quality construction, functional = they're shelves what else can you say ?? If you take the time to find the studs in your wall and drill pilot holes you can't go wrong. The only criticism I have and it's nit picking... I'm not crazy of metric fasteners used on products sold in the US. A 13mm hex head lag screw is a PITA, fortunately I have both SAE and metric tools so I can deal with it... but not everyone has metric tools. The U.S. did not convert to metric like everyone thought they would... but that doesn't detract from this product. I highly recommend them because they are super strong if you take the time to install them correctly. I'm going to order two more sets because I know what to expect.

Very heavy duty! Actually used this for a inside linen closet rather than in garage ...so it's overkill but will never have to worry about collapse like with the cheap shelves (these don't cost nuch more than the low weight limit closet shelves), and everything you need is included including the low profile floating braces and super heavy duty stud bolts. The 15" depth is also much deeper that most shelves.

Installs and worked as advertised

I like the shelves and they were easy to put up. Two things I didn’t like. I ordered two boxes and most of the zip ties holding everything together in both boxes were broken. I also didn’t like that the rubber stoppers did not hold the shelves tight in place so I added zip ties and the shelves now can’t move.

Product was well packed and performed as advertised. Would buy again.

Great!

I think you could set a horse on these. Very sturdy, have not concern about anything I would want to put on them .. I would recommend.

-These shelves are more like medium duty in my opinion. While they're capable of handling a reasonably heavy load I definitely questioned 200 pounds per shelf. The attached photos and video will show my 39-inch spacing between studs which while slightly wider still deflect with my 36-pound Milwaukee portable table saw on it. In addition, the front tabs that support the shelf carry the weight only on a very small diameter bracket tab which again is evident in the photos. I have shelving by another manufacturer where no deflection is noticeable in a similar installation. My suspicion is the mild steel rod used in the shelving simply flexes too much. Lastly the rubber stoppers that are intended to stop shelf movement are not sufficiently long to completely stop movement although they do prevent the shell from popping out of the bracket. Much improvement could be done to warrant calling these heavy duty. Upon receipt shelf brackets were loose inside the ship container as a result of cable ties breaking during shipping, better packaging would prevent some of the paint chipping I experienced. Nonetheless they will stay in place as I likely find the mid support brace to install