Great!

Makes sense to me now, but I can't be the only one who thought they were buying two shelves. Shelves are fine but not the good deal I thought it was. They should say 2' x 5.5' to indicate it's a measurement not the quantity.

Good shelf overalll. Don’t really like the fact that the shelf is connected to brackets by zip ties but over all it does the job.

The bolts and anchors were trash and the template was no where close to any studs in the wall. I ended up throwing the template out and installing with a stud finder and lag bolts. One support is installed with toggle anchors which due to the off the wall length I had to run a vertical support up to the ceiling to secure it from pulling from the wall.

🔴 Cons:- To save on storage and transportation, one unit is a whopping 14 pieces: 8 shelf panel fragments + 6 bracket halves. Yes, even the brackets are cut in half (which severely weakens them). It takes over a dozen bolts and nuts to assemble the shelf panel alone.- The assembled shelf panel doesn't sit evenly on the supporting brackets, even with everything tight and level. In most—but not all—areas it's just the wire grid, and not the square frame, which rests on the brackets.- Zip ties are provided to secure the shelf panel to the brackets. Two of the five units I ordered came with black zip ties; the other two, with white zip ties—an odd choice for black shelving.- Due to a lack of padding between pieces in the box, they all rub together, inflicting dozens of paint chips that will eventually rust.- The wire grid isn't flush with the frame: It's lower, with the frame creating a higher rim. This may be desirable to some, but in my case it's annoying as it makes it impossible to slide items off the shelf without also lifting them over the edge (which is challenging when the shelf is mounted above shoulder height).🟢 Pros:- The hardware is the only above-average part of the package: Hex-drive pan-head bolts and locking nuts, hex-head wall screws, and concrete anchors with an accompanying masonry drill bit.Unless you only need one unit or have LOTS of spare time, I wouldn't recommend ordering these to save a buck, as you'll end up wasting hours on touch-ups, finicky assembly, and zip tie tweaking.