YUMORE Shelf Brackets Heavy Duty, 350x250mm Shelf Brackets Supports Stainless Steel for Scaffold Board Worktop Shelves Floating Desk, Max Load 440lbs, 2Pack

Good quality

Product is really good. But felt bit expensive.Screws , S hooks and bar was not included in my package...

Clean folding action, easy to install, and they've held up to reasonable amounts of abuse since I got them set up a few weeks back (cutting wood with a circular saw off the side, holding up to ~140lbs with no issues). The pair I received are not quite perfectly 90 degrees when deployed, but they're close enough for 99.9% of use cases. I'll be buying more for a couple other work areas as the need arises.

I used one of them as a bracket to support my bird feeder pole. I wanted something that wouldn’t rust. It worked great!

Great for DIY shelving! With the unique removable diagonal support, it's much easier to work with. With other brackets, trying to drill screws in straight can be a pain, the support gets in the way. I'm making wall shelves using 8' 2x12 lumber. With two of these drilled into studs, I was able to sit my full 185 lbs on it with no issue. And the wood itself weighs 53 lbs so you're looking at close to 240 lbs, no problems. I intend to use this shelf for vinyl records which gets heavy, 100 records weighs about 50 lbs if I remember correctly. I intended to use 4 of these on four studs per shelf, but now I'm thinking 2 might just be sufficient as it seems rock solid. But I may do 4 anyway, as that would be completely impervious.Note: I strongly recommend using studs, not trying to hang shelves in just drywall, if there's going to be any weight at all. Also, I didn't use the included screws. I predrilled holes into the center of each stud using a drill (having carefully located the studs with a stud finder, and triple checked the marks), then drilled in self-tapping 2 1/2" #9 star drive screws I purchased separately from a hardware store. Please don't attempt to use Phillips head screws for a similar wood working project - they will want to strip, and you'll be pulling your hair out. I've learned doing my DIY projects that it's worth getting star drive/torx screws. Frankly, Phillips head screws should no longer exist. It's an inferior design, at least for woodworking, and very prone to stripping. Sure, if you pre-drill, are strong enough to keep the screw bit pressed tightly to the screw at all times, and know what you're doing, Phillips will work. But star drive and the like are just fundamentally superior for any project requiring larger/longer screws, and you truly get better results with much less struggle because the bit will tend to stay locked to the screw and not strip the crew, due to the design.Also, to me, these brackets look pretty good. I'll be ordering more to complete my other shelves

Matériel d'excellente qualité : finition, matériau ...c'est du solide. Je les ai choisies parce que, contrairement à d'autres, les gachettes pour débloquer et descendre la tablette sont longues jusque qu'à l'avant. Ca évite d'aller les chercher en dessous au loin; elles tombent sous le doigt.

I wasn't sure if these would be strong enough to hold up a heavy workbench without any issues, I was so wrong, they do a great job! Easy to install and the clips release without any problems.I have since added some front folding legs just for extra strength when woodworking but I'm confident the hinges could handle the added weight.Great product!