John Sterling BK-0103-22 Fast Mount 300-Pound Capacity 20-Inch Shelf Bracket, Black

These are the struts that go with the wall-mounted companion piece. They are easy to use and are very dependable and sturdy.

These are great brackets but they are not 22 inch brackets, they are 20 inch brackets and it says so right on the bracket. At some point the manufacturer shortened them to 20 inches but kept the same model number. They should not be advertised as 22 inch brackets because they are not. That being said, they can still adequately support a 24 inch shelf, such as a half sheet of plywood and probably still have the same weight rating. If you buy them direct from the seller's web site you may get a much better price. Do some research before buying! You can thank me later.

I was doing dips on these, they are strong. Really quick to install. Now I have a work table under my shelves. Good stuff.

I put this up about 3 years ago in my shop. I lag-bolted the verticals to studs (one vertical on each stud), and put these shelf brackets on without any shelving. This makes a near perfect lumber storage rack. The system can probably hold a thousand pounds, and I can adjust it as I need it. After three years there is no evidence that it was anything other than a great choice.My one question. I bought these brackets this year to add a new row to the system. I ordered six. Now WHY did Amazon think I needed each one in its own separate box? Imagine my surprise coming home to a 5 foot stack of 6 24 X 18 boxes on my doorstep! And now I have to recycle all that stuff. . .

We purchased the whole setup for installing garage shelving. The 22" shelf brackets were on the upper shelves so we could put large plastic containers on them for storing camping equipment. The 11 brackets were used for lower shelves for gardening equipment you need daily in the summer. Worked out beautifully.Two seniors, 2 thumbs, no problem.

This product is not as advertised. After purchasing 5 brackets to use with previously purchased brackets I find the product has changed in size and quality. The picture of the bracket is the old one that is out of production. The bracket is smaller (shorter) and the brace is also moved farther back on the arm which leads me to question if the stated 300 lbs capacity is still valid. This is another reason to purchase in person rather than use the internet.

The racks are strong for vertical pressure, but the tabs that go into the wall mount are quite flimsy. I am sure it would have worked if I first installed a shelf on top of the racks, but I purchased the racks for storing kayaks. The tabs bent as soon as there was any sideways motion of the bracket. I expected a heavier gauge metal.

easy to install and strong