70 in. Black Twin Track Upright for Wood or Wire Shelving

These tracks are sturdy and easy to assemble. You will need a drill to install these so keep that in mind. We added shelving to our basement where there is a decent indent in the wall. What I like about these tracks is the ability to change the height of the shelving.

We have used this in several places over the years to store length mouldings in boxes and seems to fit the task just fine. Of course the height gets smaller towards the back if you space them close. We just make sure the shorter height boxes go on first.

Installed 2- 20" deep by 28" wide (cut to width) shelves above a mini-fridge in our laundry room without much trouble. If installed correctly will hold detergent and a laundry basket without a problem. Must pay attention however, especially without instructions. The shelf brackets do not protrude above the shelves as others have observed in some comments. If you space/cut the upper horizontal hanging bracket correctly it will hit wall studs and proved an exceptional anchor.

This worked out well and was reasonably priced. Now my garage has a new set of shelves and it is getting better organized.

New homeowner trying projects at home with little or no knowledge of what I'm doing. Took me literally 5 minutes to secure 3 of these to the wall and put the brackets in.

They worked great. Created a library in my spare bedroom

Worked great for installing the wall mounted adjustable shelves securely to the wall

These tracks are strong and, using the right screws for your needs, can be very reliable. We’re using six of these tracks, along with a bunch of brackets, to give our media room plenty of storage and display space. Installation is pretty easy if you approach it methodically. I took many measurements to make sure I had even spacing between tracks, then installed each one starting with the top screw and the next screw two or three holes down, making sure each track was level before committing to the second screw. I would then use a yard-long level to ensure that I installed the next track at the same height as the previous ones. I also measured the space between each new track and the one next to it twice or thrice before installing the new one. This meticulousness paid off; all of our shelves are level, strong, and well supported. I did not secure the tracks to the studs in the wall. I strongly recommend you do so if you’re planning on putting *a lot* of weight on your shelves. Since our use is relatively light, I went with the configuration that would give me the most shelf length whilst allowing me to use a stud for the TV mount in the middle of our shelving, since the TV is what would put the most weight in the smallest attachment area). I secured the tracks to the drywall with E-Z Ancor’s Drywall & Stud Anchors, which are versatile enough for both bare drywall and in case you hit a stud. While I found them easy to install, I can see how some people might not be comfortable without explicit instructions. Perhaps some videos on the Home Depot site or a take-home single-sheet of instructions placed somewhere near the display in the store would help increase people’s confidence in their ability to install these track systems. We are very pleased with the final result. Combined with painted-then-cut 3/4" plywood at different depths, we’ve achieved a utilitarian, yet clean look that provides lots of storage for our media needs. We’re confident that any future changes to the configuration will be painless because of the modular design.

If you are looking for easy to do it yourself simply shelving here is where you should start.