Evron corner mounting shelf

Easy to put up, been in my bathroom for 3 years now, not broken at all still in good shape..I recommend it

It is a great fit to the corner. I like the quality of the item and it should hold good weight. All the hardware needed is included. Fully recommend to a corner to save space.

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.

Most of the time I write reviews for three reasons. 1. I really love it. 2. I really hate it. 3. So many of the reviews are so dumb for no good reason that I just have to. This is a number 3 review. Side note before the main rant: the drywall anchors which come with these are more than adequate. Plastic drywall anchors are very effective and can support a lot of weight. You'll need a 15/64 drill bit to install them. You're welcome. These shelves are plastic. They're not very large, not necessarily perfectly level, they're not interesting to look at, and the hardware isn't cleverly hidden. And all of that is perfectly fine with me, because I read the full description and decided they were worth ten bucks. And they are! Once installed, they are reasonably good looking for my unpretentious kitchen. I am completely comfortable keeping plants in ceramic pots on them. Would it be nice if they were a little bigger? Yes. Was I willing to pay for that? No, and I got exactly what I expected. These are fine. They would be great in a bathroom because humidity wouldn't affect them. They cost me ten whole dollars, and I think they were more than worth it.

I forgot to take a picture of these when I returned them, but they’re what I expected. Plastic shelves with screws to install them into the wall. I will say though, the Evron name is engraved into the shelves, so if you care about aesthetics, it’s something to note. I was planning on using command strips to hang these up since I live in an apartment. These shelves are quite thin, so the strips would have been visible from behind the shelves. I wasn’t planning on putting a lot of weight on them, so the strength of screws weren’t necessary to me. I returned these because I found $5 wooden white corner shelves from five below. They are much thicker and hide the command strips better. They also come with screws to install into the wall.

These shelves are so nice! More plastic feeling than I was expecting but that's a benefit because I find them easier to clean that way. I would color your screws a coordinating color because seeing them from underneath is kind of ugly. But that's not a big deal. I wouldn't put anything too heavy on them but they're smaller so I didn't think of that being an issue anyway. Will buy more for my bathroom.

Wanted a white corner shelf, to mount a security camera. This one looked good, self adhesive, inexpensive. PROBLEM: Pink cast! Had to return. Also, didn't come with self adhesive strips for mounting, just screws.

The product is made or wood. Not perfect 90° angle due to which there are gaps on sides.

I am not recommending

Unfortunately I didn't see a underside picture and assumed top and bottom are similar but its thin plastic and you can see the support plastic ridges Fine if you can't see the underside once they are put up but if you can it looks cheap imo.

The holes for screwing is not good. Doesnt fit exactly in the corner. There is some gap.

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.