Made in USA EZStudRack Adjustable Shelf Brackets, 8-Pack (4 Pairs) – Easy-to-Adjust One-Row Storage for Custom-Fit Shelves – Your Items, Your Wood, You Supply It

With a level, drill and screws, these things practically put themselves up. It's that easy if you're even a part-time DIYer. They're super unique and I constantly have visitors commenting on how cool they are. I love that they're adjustable so I can change the space between shelves depending on my changing needs. I would buy again but I don't think i'll have to, they seem pretty sturdy and could probably tolerate being moved and remounted a couple times at least.

I love these! They were perfect for adjustable shelves in my display case.

Easy to install. Fits well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Needed easy solution for between-stud storage, and this is serviceable and easy to use though quite expensive for a simple plastic item. Very good for a garage, but not upscale enough for inside, in my opinion.

Made great use of needed space in a narrow cleaning supply closet. I bought coated wood for the shelving and pvc trim to make a frame that covered the rough drywall edges.

Worked great!

I don't know how come I didn't come across this earlier but I have it now and I'm Not Looking Back. I love the idea of being able to adjust shelves as needed. The Man Behind this product is from Arizona. I had a question on how much weight could you put on these shelves. So I called the number he answered the phone and sent me information on his YouTube. He is quite funny in his YouTube videos and he has great ideas and he works very hard for his customers. I believe in this product, I believe in this man. You won't go wrong and this is a game changer. People, what more do you want..... American made, small businessman, great product

We tend to kick off dirty/muddy shoes in the garage just before going into the house. After years of us kicking/tripping over said shoes, I decided it was time to do something different. This wall is insulated as it is in the garage, but the other side shares a wall with the stairs. It was wider than just the 4” studs, so I went with 1x6” boards. Also, since it was insulated, I went ahead and built this box frame out of 1x6” with a plywood backer to help seal it up and hide the insulation. The box is secured to the studs and then the EZStudShelf is secured to the box. My wife wanted a cleaner look and I felt this was the best way for this DIY-er to accomplish that. I suppose I could even tape/bed the narrow gap between the box and drywall if I wanted to.