Support à casseroles en acier

These shelves are a two pack for the size I ordered. Both shelves are 23.5” long, not 24”. If you are looking for a snug fit just know the sizing could be off. I wasn’t looking for a snug fit so it worked out fine. A half inch isn’t much for the shelf to be off, however it did make the difference of being able to put four food storage containers on that shelf instead of the six that should fit. Unfortunately lining up the six containers the ones on the end hung over slightly so I decided to only put four. Five could fit, but it was too snug. That missing half inch changed what I put up there. It’s a nice solid shelf, love the ability to hang stuff too. It’s not the smudge-less stainless so expect every touch it’s going to leave marks. I wouldn’t recommend this near a place you are cooking or using water because it’s going to be a pain in the butt to keep shiny. I wanted to put both shelves under the 72” one on the top, however I did not measure the depth of the door frame to the wall in my pantry area walkway, so these stick out too far which was my error. Someone would walk into the corner if I put them side by side. I decided the second one will go in my garage. I won’t take the protective film off the one in the garage. BTW- that film takes longer to take off than hanging the shelf. The directions suck- the fatter flat end screws are for the brackets to attach to the shelf, the thinner ones are for the hanging utensil holder. I figured out the height I wanted it, marked the bottom side of the shelf on the wall. Attached the end bracket, made sure it was level, put one mark for the top bracket hole, drilled my pilot hole, screwed in the anchor, took the end bracket off the shelf, lined up the holes, pushed the screw in to hold it into place then made sure the bracket was straight with the level & marked the second hole. I put the anchor in, attached that bracket to the wall. I attached the second bracket to the other side of the shelf, used the installed bracket to hold the other end of the shelf up as I made sure it was level & marked the top hole for the second bracket- then repeated the process for that bracket. I took the shelf, set it on the two brackets, made sure it was level & snug to the end with the bracket & marked the three holes along the back of the shelf, I installed the anchors & then attached the shelf to the wall. After it was attached & checked to be level I attached the shelf to the brackets then the utensil bar to the shelf. That is not in the directions at all. I can see ppl fully assembling the shelf & struggling. One last thing is I didn’t pull off the protective film until I was ready to attach that specific piece to the wall so I didn’t scratch the shelf. The shelf does scratch easily, so do not use an abrasive cleaner or scrubby thing on it. Because the shelf is shorter than advertised, the film is difficult to get off & the directions suck I took off one star. Other than that it’s great.

Was a bit skeptical but these shelves are heavy duty! Will give my kitchen a touch of the industrial look while providing needed storage. Love the hooks to hold all of my utensils which I don’t like on the counter and don’t store well in drawers. The hooks are sturdy enough to hold pots and pans as well. Also the directions are clear and simple. All the hardware you need is included.