Closet Shelf with Hanging Rod – 19.5” to 29" Expandable, White, Closet Shelves – Strong, Holds 200 lbs – Easy Install – Backwall (floating) with 2 End Brackets, Alternative to Wire Shelving

I purchased this product because I needed a shelve and hanging rod for a very small closet. My closet is 28" wide. The EZ Shelf company has different sizes of shelving and they were one of the few who had something that worked in my small closet.This product took me about 15 minutes to install. It was easy. In the instructions they have a link to a couple of videos showing how to install. Again, it was easy to install.The product is sturdy and good quality. I'm not sure how much it can hold, but a lot. It is attractive and looks good in my closet.I highly recommend this product.

The shelving is sturdy and attractive in my laundry room. I love the bar for hang drying clothes. We had an issue with a discrepancy on the length of the bar. We called and the owner took care of us immediately and was friendly and apologetic about the mistake. The only negative is that the slats are too far apart for some items to sit on. I just laid some Contact Paper over it. Works fine. Love this product and the service.

I love this product! After having my closet fall numerous times I thought it was time to upgrade. I found this brand through an online search and believe it's definitely worth the money. I had a few questions and David and his staff were extremely helpful and responsive to ensure that everything went well. Easy to install with a drill and with no experience building things as I'm a nurse. I will use this for future shelving projects and recommend to anyone!

Hard to push plastic ends into end brackets. Couldn't get them all in.

Ok I LOVE that this comes with a template to mark and drill your holes. Made hanging super simple compared with other shelves. They are sturdy and easy to assemble and hang. Could you ask for better?

Overall I do like this product. The drywall anchors are ok however I think upgrading the anchors to the sping style is a good idea if you choose to use anchors. I recommend mounting the "end brackets" to studs however the bolt pattern is too wide to fit a standard 2"x4" stud. (see picture) over time all drywall anchors fail so I wanted to mount to the studs. If you're handy and ambitious I recommend drilling a titer bolt pattern to fit the end brackets to studs.

Screws are not the right size for the anchors. Had to go buy larger metal anchors. Rods do not go in very easily, used a hammer to get them in place. Holes weren’t perfectly straight in one bracket.

Perfect product. However, keep in mind that if you are putting this shelve in a closet, you won't be able to properly mount the end brackets to the back wall. Unless you are placing these in a place that is kind of open (at least 4" to get your hand in between the wall and the bracket to tighten the screw), get the one without the rear mounting bracket. I wish I knew this before so I didn't spend the extra $10 on the brackets. Oh well though.