Customer Reviews for Everbilt Black Heavy Duty Shelf Bracket and Rod Support

Worked great. I started on left. Put top screw in all but a small amt then slid bracket over it tapping down with screwdriver handle to top of keyhole. I then pre drilled for bottom hole and inserted screw. The slight top bend left I then went to the last bracket on the right. I temporarily put pole on both hooks and used level. Marked hole for top screw. Did same as left bracket then set all middle brackets. All bracket hung as true as drywall and backing studs allowed due to their uneveness.

Stylish looking and very sturdy. I used three on a 5 foot shelf

These brackets are strong and look decent without taking up too much space. A couple of the holes are difficult to access well installing because they are in the center of the bracket lined up directly with the Support that is in the center.

You can hang a plant and put a shelf on it and it's perfect.

Solid shelf bracket.

Works for a outside hanging basket too.

Sturdy and functional

Perfect for the closet...no more sagging!!

Purchased 7 brackets for a Closet remodel. I guess for the price it is Good, the Support Rod is poorly welded just tacked welded on one side and there is a lot of movement in the clothing Rod then the weight is applied. There is a difference from bracket to bracket, not all are 90-degree bends and some are slightly twisted. The project is done, wished I had purchased other brackets, they are no heady duty as stated.

The welds broke as soon as I put pressure on it from clothes….. very weak and welds are greasy!!!!

The weld on it is the worst I have ever seen. I dropped it on the carpeted flour and the weld broke.

light weigh use only, check the welds on the diagonal support—some are poorly attached

The description says it would accommodate a 14" shelf. ABSOLUTELY NOT TRUE! Truly disappointed.

This seems very weak because of the soldered supporting joint, returned to get sturdier version.

Sturdy, reinforced and useful

Very nice and very sturdy brackets. The installation video says to use a 9/64" bit to drill pilot holes for the #14 screws. The pilot holes should be drilled using a 3/16" or 13/64" drill bit. The video says to use a 7/64" drill bit the #12 screw pilot holes when fastening the shelf. The minimum pilot drill bit should be 5/32".

Seems solid. Haven’t loaded it down yet but I’m assuming it will be fine if properly braced.

Easy to install. Front hook up irks well for hanging hunting coats and clothing.