Heavy Duty Shelf Brackets 2 Pack 16" x 10" x 2.5" Black Steel 3/8" Thick Countertop Support Mantel L Bracket for Wood Granite Quartz Countertop

Nice heavy duty supports finish on them was great. The only thing is the screws they seemed ok but I was drilling through 1 1/2 white oak so the heads wanted to strip out. So I used 2 inch long lag bolts worked out perfectly . I used these brackets to support a bar area overhang on our new stone countertops.

When these were delivered I could not believe how heavy the box was. We had two large floating sinks to install in a handicap bathroom and my goal was to support the sinks with brackets that could not only handle these monster sinks but also the weight weight of a heavy handicap person losing balance and having to lean on it.... My contractor and anyone else who had the privilege of holding one of these before we installed them we're blown away by how sturdy they are. Of course no bracket is better than the wall it is secured to so were you reinforced the wall behind it. The value and look we're good.

These are heavy duty brackets which I needed to support the open end of a floating vanity. I put tile on that wall so I was able to cut the sheet rock out of the way and screw this directly to the stud in the wall. I could sit on the 2x4 frame it was supporting.

These brackets are heavy duty and will hold a significant amount of weight. I have them attached to a wall holding a cantilevered countertop and you can sit on the counter with no movement.

Yo, so I returned it 'cause it was way too heavy for what I needed, but it did feel really well-made. Those things are heavy, man.

These were less money than what I originally had in my cart. I was very surprised at the quality. Very simple design.

I used these under a 12’ wooden wall to wall desktop. Built the frame and hung it. Then using a level placed these brackets strategically at studs to provide support under a three pieces of butcher block. I had to plan where the counter frame crossmembers go in coordination with the joints of the counter and the studs in the wall. The brackets don’t have holes on the tops so I drilled them to make sure the butcher block was tight against them.

I used these for a floating vanity top in my bathroom remodel. I opted to use construction lags to attach them to the wall instead of the provided screws. That being said I'm 240 pounds and they held my entire wieght with out any deflection after I installed them. The only the to beware of is that you do need to "sister" another piece of stud to each stud you intend to mount them to due to the hole placements. Other than that the only improvement the company could make is to pre drill a hole centered width wise towards the 90 degree angle and then cut a slot 6 to 9 inches from the end so that you can attach wood tops and they can "breath" without damage