Simple Houseware 2 Pack - Under Shelf Basket, White

These aren’t bad as a storage solution. But they don’t sit level they swing forward. That’s annoying. U can put something heavy on the bracket to stop the swing out or maybe screw it on somehow.

I don’t know why people have a hard time with the fit. They fit over my shelves just fine. Assembly is two easy steps.Biggest problem with these shelves is that they are flimsy. The back of the basket falls at the weight of...pretty much anything... so it all slides to the rear of the shelf. (For example a can of dog food placed on its side at the front will roll all the way to the back and then the basket hangs lower in the back than the front) I had to hammer nails into the back of the closet for the basket to sit on to stay level.I wouldn’t really recommend these unless your putting something feather light on them. Otherwise you will need to add some type of support

I love the idea of the additional storage space and love these baskets but some of them are not well made. I originally ordered two sets which gave me a total of four. The first two worked perfectly. However, the third and fourth basket did not. The baskets would not lay flat with the shelf of my pantry. As a very analytical person, I tried every shelf to ensure it was the basket and not the shelf. I returned those and asked for a replacement set only to have the replacement set behave in the same manner. I guess I got lucky with the first set. I really would love to have a second set but don't want to take the chance of ordering a fourth set and experience the same thing. The customer service I receivedTo return them was exceptional.

I wanted to like this product but I'm struggling on several points.Assembly was ok but attaching the back portion was a bit challenging. The prongs on the brackets are bent in so it's hard to get them to slide down into the holes on the shelf.Also, the arms that go over the shelf are thin. Seem like they will bend under a heavier load.The most disappointing thing is that the pictures are very misleading. They show that rolls of waxed paper will entirely fit longwise in the holder. I have the identical rolls of paper, Cut-Rite, and they do not fit without sticking out so much that I cannot close the pantry doors. Irritating! I could only fit four rolls in if I loaded them crooked.So I took off the back bracket and I was able to fit in several rolls of paper as well as plastic wrap but the shelf tilts backwards and damages the organizational esthetics. Nothing falls out but it's not what I want. Disappointed all around.

These shelves work exactly the way I was hoping they would. I posted a video so people who are having a hard time sending them can see the trick. There is no need to bend the posts, and by doing so it makes it more wobbly and less sturdy.When I placed them I used a staple gun on the top mounts to prevent someone from accidentally sliding it off the shelf. The other thing I did even though I openly acknowledge it was not necessary was to put a screw in the drywall at the back of the shelf, leaving it out a little bit for the rack to rest on.These shelves are meant to hold lighter household items, not heavy items. If they are used for their intended purpose they work perfectly!