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Restorers Architectural Traditional Steel Shelf Bracket

The average rating for this product is 1 out of 5 stars
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Restorers Architectural Traditional Steel Shelf Bracket


THIS ITEM IS A CUSTOM ITEM. Custom items can NOT be cancelled, returned or exchanged once order is placed. Please measure carefully before ordering.

Complement stone countertops, mantels, granite bars, shelving and cabinetry with Restorers Architectural Traditional Steel Shelf Brackets. Accommodate a variety of countertop and shelf depths with this heavy-duty L-shaped steel bracket. Achieve an urban-inspired or industrial theme or explore bold new colors and finishes to accentuate eclectic and contemporary aesthetics. Available in eight lengths.

  • Perfect for countertops, cabinetry and shelf applications
  • Pre-drilled mounting holes for easy installation
  • State-of-the-art designs in a variety of sizes
  • High-quality, 1/4" heavy-duty metal offers durable, sturdy support
  • Beautiful brushed stainless steel compliments most kitchens for a cohesive look
  • Available in a variety of specialty hand-painted finishes
  • Fasteners/Screws Not Included
    • Specifications
    Brand Restorers Architectural
    Depth 8"
    Material Powder Coated Steel
    Unit of Measure Each
    Width 2"
    WARNING This product can expose you to a chemical [or chemicals] which is [are] known to the state of California to cause cancer [and/or birth defects and/or other reproductive harm]. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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    The average rating for this product is 1 out of 5 stars
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    Customer Reviews
    June 12, 2026
    Not a good choice for securing to studs
    This shopper rated the product 1 out of 5 stars

    This is a beautiful piece, but incredibly heavy. Since hardware was not included as well as no recommendations, I bought #10, 1.34” round top wood screws (nothing longer to avoid drilling into electrical wires), planning on anchoring the shelves to the studs beneath the sheetrock. Unfortunately, now I notice that the top two offset screw holes will miss the stud if I secure the bottom single screw first. I am stuck with expensive, unusable shelving brackets and would have been better off buying something cheap from a local big box store.

    Anne from NJ
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