GRIDMANN 14" x 48" Stainless Steel Wall Mount Shelf with Backsplash, Commercial Grade - NSF Certified 18 Gauge Shelving for Restaurant, Kitchen, Utility Room, Garage

Stainless steel shelf arrived well package and undamaged. Shelf top and backsplash was protected with a easy to remove film. I used toggle bolts for mounting, instead of the supplied plastic wall anchors. Would buy again from Gridmann.

Todo está bien la fabricación y resistencia

The package it is shipped in is not adequate enough to prevent damage during shipping and to bend out a crimped piece of stainless leaves a definite crease. The brackets have sharp edges from the chopping press that would cut skin. It’s necessary to use a file at minimum to round over the exposed cut edge. The shelf itself is well-made and it’s properly constructed with folds and welded edges. It’s unfortunate this same construction quality didn’t happen with the brackets.

These come in different lengths and they depth is 12". Good depth for dishes and glasses. A ridge at the back and sides protect kitchen ware from falling.

What do I like about this? Well, its stainless, it's low priced. It has NSF certification (somehow). The company in in Florida and I like surfing, orange juice and Disney World. That's about it.What is there not to like about this? It's construction is crap. The metal bends are decent. The welds and grinding is so-so. the mounts are complete crappola.The shelf supports are held on by tM6 acorn nuts on metal studs that are spot welded to the underside of the shelf. How bad is this? Lemme start by saying that even if they weld held on solidly (they are not), they are not even lined up or even welded on straight. Look at the pics. The one welded crooked? If I was to tighten the nut, it will make it pop off (which I did).So, there are stickers on the braces saying "do not overtighten" but give no torque specs to say what overtighening is. I tightened 3 on one side with my fingers. I figured leave some play until its mounted and squared up.So finishing one end, I flip it over to do the other end. I place the end on the floor, and it rests a little on the brace. POP. POP! two of the studs snapped off. Really? hardly any force.My solution? Snap them all off (they will pop off if you look at them cross). Drill out on the ends and bolt together with stainless M6 30mm screws and the existing acorns. Boom! Better than new but prolly voids the NSF cert but honestly, what inspection will pick up on that. Posted pics to show you what I did.We will see how Gridman responds to this and see if they support their product at all. I doubt they will.

This was exactly what I needed for my outside kitchen and dining set up, sturdy, and easy to mount. I would recommend this brand and product to anyone looking for a quality stainless steel shelf or counter. The item itself has some slight blemishes but nothing that can be polished out, this is normal for stainless steel that is being handled and does not affect the usefulness of the item.

Product arrived with minor bends in the flanges on the back and the ends but they were easily straightened. The support brackets attach well and quickly. The wall attachment hardware is typical style expansion inserts but it is critical that the hole you drill be no larger than necessary. These shelves are sturdy enough to carry a lot more weight if the attachment is directly to framing rather than drywall. I installed the 60 inch shelves which unfortunately does not coincide with conventional framing layout. General appearance is very nice and install time for two shelves was about 45min. once tools are gathered and you open the box.

It came with a few scuff's could have been package a little better BUT even with the corner's taking a beating the shelf did not bend. Built heavy duty with all the holes lined up perfect. Used it above my work bench to hold stereo speakers and a fan. WORKS GREAT!!! LOOKS GREAT !!!!