While they’re affordably priced, it does require a little bit of work to install them. The packaging includes four metal brackets, two wooden panels, 16 screws, and eight drywall anchors, though you’ll need a measuring tape, spirit level, screwdriver, hammer, power drill, and a pencil. The process sounds a lot more intense than it actually is, as you can see in this installation video, but you do have the freedom to set them up however you prefer. For reference, each shelf measures at 16.5 inches by 5.9 inches by 6.75 inches. You can assemble the shelves above or below the brackets, and they can be installed on drywall or plaster. I’m able to store washcloths, candles, small plants, and skincare products without taking up extra space in my bathroom. And while the shelves are marketed for bathrooms, they can be used elsewhere, too. Store books, picture frames, and more in your bedroom or living room, or organize pantry items in your kitchen—they’re so versatile and work anywhere based on your preferences. To buy: $30; amazon.com. The brackets are designed to be rustproof, so you don’t have to worry about the metal after a while. The thick wood shelves are also durable and sturdy enough to hold a variety of different items when mounted properly. “They look more expensive than they were, and I love that you can install them in two different ways. The wood is lightweight, but sturdy, and the instructions and hardware included made it easy and pretty quick to install,” shared one customer.
