Evron corner mounting shelf

I was looking around for a while for a basic little corner shelf. Most of them are so expensive. These are plastic but are not flimsy and it's what I needed. This was a great buy, comes with 2 of them and the instructions are easy to follow. What I'm using them for is very lightweight so I cannot speak on whether or not it is sturdy. But it does seem like with the right installation that they can hold a bit of weight!

These shelves are really good. However, remember that in most homes the corners are rarely a perfect 90 degrees. So have something handy to use as shims or you risk breaking the plastic when setting the screws. I used a few clear plastic cabinet doors bumpers and they worked perfectly to take up the space between the wall and the shelf so I was able to tighten the screws enough so there was no wobble.

After reading reviews, I got what I was expecting with these shelves: cheap, plastic corner shelves. They aren't super elegant, but they do the job I bought them for.They do seem to hold the advertised 11 lbs. I put several photo albums on them and so far no issues.They were a beast to install. My walls weren't helping this situation, but still. First, make sure you have an actual level on hand, because the edges of the shelf are not 90 degrees to the top.Second, it helps to have a second person to mark the screws so one of you can hold the shelf level.Third, make sure you mark those screws EXACTLY. I had one that somehow ended up about 1/8 inch off, and I almost had to move the shelf because it wouldn't fit. I did eventually force it into place with some fighting.Lastly, pay attention to your wall studs. Drywall anchors aren't necessary (and won't work) if you are drilling into a stud for that particular screws.In summary: these are inexpensive, do the job, but be prepared for an adventure of an installation.P.S. the hardware is metric, but I got by with just eyeballing it. I think I used a 7/32 bit for the anchors and like a 1/16 or something like that for the screws alone.

These were nice and cheap and they do the job for me. I put them in a corner at a height where you can't see the underside much. You'll want to hide the underside of these because they're plastic and not very attractive when looking from the bottom. Once installed they look fine but I didn't know they were plastic until after I bought them. They may not work depending on your decor or placement.The plastic actually worked out in my favor in a way. I had a decorative light I wanted to put on one of the shelves and there really isn't a way to get a cord to run straight up, flush with the wall unless you drill a hole in them. There is a version where the back corner leaves a space but, again, I didn't know until I had bought these. It was quick and easy to drill a hole that was exactly the size I needed in both of these so I could run a small DC power cord (the barrel type) through it.There isn't much space on these so think about what you want to put on them before you buy. For me, these are purely decorative and useful for getting clutter off of tables and reclaiming some floor space.It was difficult to install these. Getting a corner shelf level was a challenge especially when the plastic bends as much as it does when it isn't secured to the wall. I did my best to use a small level and while there is a slight bend toward the back (if you put a marble on my shelves they'd roll back to the corner) it looks fine and you wouldn't notice unless you went out of your way to measure. The included screws and wall anchors are fine. The wall anchors had a tendency to want to start smashing and lose their rigidity before I got them all the way into the wall but I managed. It's quite difficult to know how far out the screws need to be so the slots in the shelf sit properly in them. I had to wrestle with them, bend them, and bang them a bit to get them situated.Once they're installed they look good and they're sturdy. But the bottom line is that these aren't for everyone. They're a pain to install and whether they look nice or not is going to depend on how high you place them, where in the room you place them, and other factors like lighting. If you're going to be able to clearly see the bottom of these then I'd say stay away.These are okay. You get what you pay for.

Bought for my daughter and she loves it

I was led to believe these were made of wood. They're cheap plastic. But I need them fir storage. So will keep them and try to "dress" them up a little. I'm a little disappointed, descriptions should be more accurate!

They're great!

It was very easy to put up it hold up very strong love it I recommend it

These are cheaply made, but work for what I wanted them for.I wanted it for my bathroom products so I could get them off the counter and that is exactly what these did. They aren't ugly but are not aesthetically pleasing either.Just your basic, plastic shelves you can use to hold things.Also easy to put up by yourself.

They're decent enough, but be careful installing them. They're easy to crack.

The description said something about them having a metallic look. Let me tell you, they look like cheap plastic from within 15 feet, so hopefully you have a larger room than I have. They are also a little bendy so you have to really tighten the screws if you want to keep the thing leveled.I'm keeping them because they are not THAT bad looking, and it fills a space that is not within our main living area. Hopefully it's not getting too much attention.

Si vous posez les tablettes haut, vous allez voir les cadrillages de plastique en-dessous, ce qui est peu séduisant... De plus, nous les avons acheté pour mettre de mini hauts-parleurs, alors il a fallu couper les coins du fons pour pouvoir faire passer les fils. Elles sont assez minces aussi.

This product is super light and sturdy which I like. not that difficult to put up, but definitely had to get the boyfriend's help. so far so good, the color is nice