HITOMENIndustrial Iron Pipe Shelves, 3 Set 4-Tier 41.5" Tall 12" Depth, DIY Open Bookshelf Bookcase, Wall Mounted Vintage Retro Shelving, Rustic Farmhouse Pantry Kitchen Storage, Black Shelf Brackets

Perfect for my pantry . So easy to assemble and very sturdy

It was very hard to get any angles to lineup and still be tight against the pipes went ahead and assembled it on the wall and then tighten the pipes as it was built, but looks amazing. And yes, I know I have it overweighted. Make sure you hit the studs and use hollow wall anchors if you can’t.

These shelves are great and a good value. However- be warned that installing them is going to take some time. Each circle bracket that screws to the wall has 4 openings. That means 4 screw holes per circle. It takes time to get everything lined up and leveled. The shelving itself is good quality, looks good and has been a great addition to the room.

Every item came wrapped individually but not labeled as to what size each pipe was. We just measured and marked to make sure none were in the wrong spot. Easy directions and insulation. SHELVES ARE NOT INCLUDED! This I knew prior but some are in the reviews complaining they did receive shelves with the units frame. Overall looks great, very sturdy and not bulky protruding from the wall.

These are very heavy and durable. Industrial shelving for sturdy use.

Everything came as advertised. Sturdy decent purchase. I’ll definitely be buying a few more sets

I originally wanted to do a slight offset shelving but opted to wanting the middle row on at least one stud in the wall, that’s why you see the patch job on the wall. Pine steps is what I used(cost $15.00 USD per step) as shelves they were bought were from a big box home improvement store. I sanded the shelves with 220 grit sandpaper, pre-conditioned the shelves and stained afterwards.As for assembling the pipes and mounting them to the wall, that takes a bit more work and is a little tricky. Overall, it took me almost two hours by myself to install. My biggest suggestion is to do a loose dry fit of all the pipes and not over tighten them down. Because, when installing you will do them in sections/parts instead of all at once.The first part is dry fitting and installing the first straight pipe with flange and elbow. Once you found your spot to mount the first pipe, you will want to take note where the elbow is pointing, you will need to make adjustments so the elbow is pointing up and is snug NOT overly tighten.Next step is to put the short pipe into elbow, again snug not over tighten as you’ll need to adjust for the next pipe with flange. This next part is where pipes end up loose because of quality control. Attach the t-pipe, snug the piece up and line up the hole facing the wall. Turn the elbow 90 degrees left and attach next pipe and flange, then straighten out. Take note that sometimes you will have to loose the straight bar so you can slide the pipe and flange against the wall. I have a picture of my middle pipe and flange laying on the shelf but connected to the elbow. Repeat these steps for the rest of the pipes. Please make sure to use a leveling tool.

Putting this together should be easy, but it wasn't for me. Without tightening, the pieces are so tight I can't take it apart to make it right. The quality seems good though

Excelente and good looking

We took a punt on buying these but they are literally unable to be assembled straight. Hubby’s a tradie so he tried hard to make this work. Off to get custom ones made.

As described item. easy to follow installation directions, quality item. would buy again. Took a little time to arrive but nothing that you would overly worry about. Packing was great.