Ewei ' S Homewares Floating U Shelves Whc 1004 Cd WHC1004CD-ES, 17 in x 4 in x 4 in, Espresso Finish

Perfect for the bathroom because they’re not super long or wide!!!

These are great little shelves. I'm using mine for mini action figures and bobble heads. They hold up just fine. Just dont use the anchors they come with. I didnt even attempt to use them. I have used better quality drywall anchors on numerous occasions and took one look at these and I instantly knew that I would never use them. Just go to Home Depot or your local hardware store and spend a few dollars and buy your own. I have included a picture of the ones I used. I read a lot of the bad reviews and it seems that if people used better quality drywall anchors they would not be having the problems they are having. As far as instructions? What instructions? There arent any. Which I will say is pretty stupid on the company's part. But a little brainstorming and you will figure it out. What I did was decide where I wanted to hang them, held up the shelf on the wall, then traced the shelves along the outer edges. Then i measured how far down the holes were where the anchor will be inserted and marked it. Then you just put the dry wall anchors there, screw to the proper length so that it sits flush and voila!!! Some people said they were using these shelves to hold books and that the shelves were falling off. That's because the supplied anchors are trash. Don't use them. They dont tell you the weight capacity. You need drywall anchors (like the ones I have attached) that state the weight capacity. The ones I purchased are rated to hold up to 50 lbs.

UPDATE: In the attached picture, the hairbrush and watch is attached to the shelve unit by command hooks. they are NOT included in the shelving unit.These were very well packaged, received with no damage and very fast shipping time. That said, the installation of these is not difficult but first thing you need to do is throw out the instructions. Just make sure you have the 6 screws that came in the package. If you need to use anchors to attach to the wall, throw out the ones you received and go to a home improvement store and purchase better one. The ones you receive are cheap and break very easy.The measurement of each shelve - from inside to inside of side pieces - 15 5/8, 11 3/4, and 7 3/5, Each of these are 4" deep.I put mine up on the wall and put a small line on the wall where I wanted the top side rail to be at then measured to top of the screw hole (3/4"), and put a mark 3/4" down from the small line. Used a cordless drill to put the screws in. Do not make them flush to the wall as you will need to put them in the big hole on the back of the shelve then push the shelve down. I put up the longest shelve first then used that for where I wanted my other ones to be positioned on the wall. I have never installed this type of shelving before but once I disregarded the instructions, they went up on the wall pretty quick. I gave it four stars because of the cheap anchors and the lack of instructions.

I bought these forever ago and forgot to leave a review. They actually broke when I first got them so I returned and got new ones. But I’ve had them like 3 years now and had many different things sitting on them. I never used wall mounts but I did keep them on studs. Never had issues. They’re good

For the money, these are good little shelves. The miters are less-than-perfect, but they're a good value - I feel satisfied in that regard.Here's where I had a problem - The plastic drywall anchors are total garbage. If you drill a hole small enough to hold them securely, then they'll collapse upon your attempt to insert them. If you drill the hole big enough to be able to install them without damaging them beyond use, then they'll just spin and come loose when you try to screw anything into them. The cost of better anchors would, probably, be measured in micro-pennies. Why they didn't just include better anchors is a mystery. After making a mess and filling in the original holes and re-plotting the whole affair, I grabbed some of my own anchors and screws and everything went without a hitch.I used 1/4", #8 anchors and screws (see picture).Finally, an installation tip - When setting the screws into the anchors, tighten the screw completely (not too tight - about two total rotations after hitting the anchor flange) to draw the plastic flange flush with the wall and (though we can't see it happening) to spread the back part of the drywall anchor. Then, back the screw out about a quarter inch for final shelf installation. This will enable the shelf to sit flush against the wall, provide additional grab for the anchors, and minimize wobble.The directions that come with these shelves are pretty awful, and necessitated a bit of trial and error on my part. I'm not a carpenter, by any means, but I'm not a dope, either.In short - Good shelves, but use your own drywall anchors and matching screws.

These are a nice set of shelves for show casing the collectibles of your choice. The varying length of the shelves allows you to stagger them without it looking odd on your wall, or you can simply hang them in a straight line. They're a typical MDF shelf with a nice veneer. I bought two sets, and both arrived in good shape, free of scratches, peeling, etc. The package includes a template that can be cut out for each size shelf. Simply cut them out, tape them on the wall (make sure they're level of course) and make your pilot holes and go from there. I used standard drywall anchors with mine since they could handle more weight than the included hardware. Just a word of note, the hanging holes are on the sides of the shelf, there is no bottom support, so be careful with the amount of weight on each shelf.Also, I have black book cases in my basement, where these shelves are hung, as well as a black TV stand. These shelves are technically an Espresso color, but they blend in and take on more of a black tone. So don't worry about adding these in with your darker décor.As you can see from the attached pictures, I have anything heavy on them, mostly Funko Pop and a few action figures/statues, but nothing of substantial weight. Overall they're nice shelves, and I might be buying a few more to showcase more of my collection.

The side of the longest shelf came in broken. Not sure why this was. It looks like it was shipped broken as well. I think it’s a little bit overpriced for three shelves to be honest.

Aesthetically good, easy to install and spacious enough. Probably a bit on the pricier side, but I believe that how it is when it comes to home decoration.

The shelves arrived and although they are made well they look/feel kind of cheap. Had some trouble putting them up because the holes for the screws were all different sizes but for what they are worth its to be expected.

They hold my makeup, but I’m afraid to love the shelves too much because I already had one fall. It may have been because I didn’t push the back all the way down to secure the screws, but I felt like the screws didn’t appropriately fit into the back anyway... the installation was easy and the quality is fine, they do what I need them to do, but I don’t feel confident that they’ll stay up if I knock it by accident. Probably wouldn’t recommend to purchase if you have kids who will be around them or if you’re clumsy lol