Hillman HIGH & MIGHTY 515603 Modern 18" Floating Shelf Holds up to 15lbs, Easy Tool-Free Dry Wall Installation, Flat, Retail Packaging, Espresso, Ideal for Holiday Décor

Item cam and corner was smashed and cracked.

I'm terrified of putting holes in the wall and of things falling off. I've messed up more "anchor" jobs than I can count. I knew there were no studs in that area. Surprised me that I had these shelves up in just a few minutes. People said not to use the level that it came with. I did. I tested the level against my fancy level and it came up fine. So much easier to use the one included. I also couldn't push the fasteners in with my hand - probably because of texturing and old wallpaper underneath. But the hammer - yes, the full size "who's your daddy" hammer - did no harm. I would definitely use these again. Looking for more places to put some...

I have purchased 11 of these now. They all arrived in good condition. The espresso was very dark in color but not unpleasant. The installation of all shelves took about 10 minutes. I don’t trust the level that comes with the shelves, I use my own. Watch out for studs hit one of them you need the hammer of Thor to push the brackets through. Otherwise work great. See pics!! Cheers.

Leaves holes in the wall, many more holes than what a nail might have left. The shelves do look nice but the wall once they're removed looks hideous. And if one lives in a rented apartment then wow, that's a big part of damages.

I think this shelf is awesome. I found it easy to install and remove. I'm including a photo of the holes left behind. These are small and easy to cover if your landlord is being a jerk. Just a note for folks, these size of holes are completely within normal wear & tear and if your landlord thinks they're a problem then they're just being difficult. Also, I've had a salt lamp on this shelf for about 6 months now. The lamp is 8-11 lbs per the description, and the shelf has held up great. I only took it down because I rearranged my room. I would buy another, but apparently they're twice as expensive now. That ticks me off.