Tianman Industrial Wall Mount Iron Pipe Shelf Shelves Shelving Bracket Vintage Retro Black DIY Open Bookshelf DIY Storage offcie Room Kitchen Shelves (3Pcs,52" Tall,12" deep)

I bought these for a bedroom renovation, guest room. We moved out a large pine dresser, these were easy to anchor into the wall (my husband is good at this, but I think I could have held my own). Simple pine boards for shelves, stained in Walnut. Minimally decorated them with books, candles, basket. Guests now have a space to place belongings during their stay. Love the look, and the abundance of space they created. Someday when I retire and move, I will buy these again!

The product is of low quality and very expensive. Do not buy it and be lured by the look.

I love love love the way these shelves came out! I got 2 by 10 inch by 8 ft boards at lowes stained them special walnut and had them cut to 5 feet. I was able to install all these shelves by myself (I’m a woman in my late 30s) in a couple hours! I used the circle pieces as a template to mark with a pencil where I needed to drill- I used a level with ruler to measure (and measure again) for each circle piece- I then would put up the whole vertical piece, screwing in slightly one or two holes on each of the 5 circle pieces to make sure it would line up and then went back and added the other two screws/ tightened all. It worked well! I use this area in our home for a home school room, play room, craft room/ small business. The little totes I already had and they happened to fit perfectly! They hold so much - this would also be great for toy storage. Definitely would buy again! I may get some for my boys legos!

This is a very nice system but it does have a few flaws:Things I liked:The pipe pieces were extraordinarily clean and the manufacturer had a protective layer of paint over the pipe pieces. I still cleaned everything with hot soap and water and wiped the pipes down immediately with alcohol but very little oil was present and debris were present.The fittings however were a bit more dirty and required cleaning. Also they must be dried quickly or flash rusting will set in.Things I did not like:Some of the pipe pieces (~ 30%) – especially the 12” have a slight bow to them. This makes it extra-ordinarily difficult to perform alignment with a level to get a good vertical plumb.The threading is very inconsistent. I don’t know if it was the pipe or the fittings but it made things more difficult than they had to be to get the different pieces to properly align.The paint was extremely brittle.The pipe seems thinner than standard American Pipe.I purchased another kit to make six shelves with small led flood lights at the top of each of the 4 pipe assemblies across a 6.5 feet enclosed wall alcove. Since I have 10 foot ceilings I can expand upward later for at least 2 more shelves. Also I had to put the shelves in place before final assembly as there would be no way to place the boards into this area after pipes were in place.I also made sure to have standing floor flanges for each pipe assembly to make the assembly even more stable. The 12” floor riser actually gives me some storage space beneath the first shelf.Due to the unevenness of the floor and the issues created by the bent pipes I decided to use two 6” wide (~ 5 ½”) and 1/2” thick boards for each shelf. One of the boards I had to trim on the table saw for each shelf. I did this to avoid some of the issues with bent pipes and slightly twisted 10” boards causing the shelves to rock front to back. Once I did this I had no issues with shelved remaining steady without rocking.My system has been mounted into a plaster wall for a home built in 1900. I used 3” #12 screws and plastic double locking wall anchors. I pre-assembled the system for level then took it down and placed the wall anchors into the plaster.

I love how the shelves turned out in my office. They are easy to assemble, I was able to hang and level by myself although two people would have made that job a lot easier. I like how you can configure the shelves how ever your imagination can dream up. I am ordering another one for my laundry room. This will have to be in studs as it is very heavy. The only somewhat negative review I can say is that when the bars are aligned straight to the wall not all of the threads are able to be screwed on tight which makes it a little difficult to hang when they spin around, but that is not that bad and they are still threaded enough to be stable once attached to the wall.The hardest part was finding straight boards, lol