evron Corner Mounting Shelf Set of 2 – Easy to Install Floating Wall Shelves with Wood Grain Finish, Durable and Waterproof ABS Plastic for Kitchen, Bathroom, Living Room Home Décor

They're plastic so there is cheapness to them, but they are inexpensive and being molded in black help hides the cheapness well. Easy to mount and you really don't have to go crazy with drywall anchors. I mounted two of these in our kid's room. One for his alarm clock and glasses and one to old the tv remotes and game controller. Both have held up excellently. I wouldn't recommend anything too heavy like a potted plant, but they're easy to mount.

Easy to install and serves the purpose. Purchased for a rental and needed extra storage in the bathroom and did not want to invest a lot of money. Works well.

I bought two sets of these shelves. For the price they are great. Up close you can tell they are just textured plastic but from across the room they looks premium. Installation isn't difficult and they are very sturdy. Due to their size I doubt you could really put enough weight to pull them from the wall. I highly recommend these if you need small corner shelves on a budget.

You know what's missing from the product pictures? The bottom side. Because it's not wood, and it'd look like plastic. I can read, I knew these were plastic, but some people don't read. They see the pictures, or the description, and you could definitely miss that these are plastic(NOT MADE OF WOOD), which I'm sure makes for the funny almost aggressive disclaimers further into the product description. 4 point mounting is hard to get level. A paper template for the holes would have made it a bit easier since holding up the triangle of plastic while balancing a level on top and marking screw holes is probably not the best way to do it, but it was the first thing I came up with. Could I have made a paper template instead? Yeah, obviously, since I thought about it after the fact. But I'm also buying the cheapest plastic shelves that look remotely decent, so maybe I'm part of the target audience that didn't really think this through. I wouldn't put a plant terrarium on these. Not that the plastic will break, I mean it might, seems thick enough though. But rather because are people really putting in the effort to get drywall anchors in here that actually would support a terrarium worth of weight? Use these like they're intended, some bits of junk and knick-knacks to spice up the corners in your house. Maybe a baby bookshelf speaker if you think it'll fit. Don't make a plant suffer the uncertain doom of slowly bending plastic and dubious mounting screws causing a catastrophic failure and early plant death. Also, probably not pet safe. Solid three stars, very average for (checks notes) 8 dollars. Hey it's still holding up my baby speaker, so that's nice.

Thin plastic but exactly what I needed. They are a bit shallow but not a problem for me. They are holding up my internet boxes (2) & the 3/4 cables fit great in that small opening at the back. Hardware is included but I just used nails since it’s not going to be messed with. Does not bend, very sturdy. I purchased white to blend into the wall & it looks great.

Loved these shelves! I needed a small shelf to put in the corner of my bedroom to place my wifi modem on. This worked perfectly and even has a space for the cord. Now my bedside table is not cluttered and the shelf is near the ceiling and out of the way.

There was no room for my small desk fan so I used this to put in the top corner and aimed the fan towards my face, works perfectly

This is a cheap plastic shelf that's pretty flimsy. I would probably say both should be worth $5. The plastic warps a bit under a few pounds (probably 4 lbs). I could see this warp over time if you leave the item on there for a while. It's decent for what it does, but overall quality isn't worth the $10 price point. Install was somewhat straightforward: Use a leveler, mark walls with a pencil, drill holes for anchor (pretty cheap anchors as they bend very easily. Make sure to gently hammer them in), then screw in screws like 50% so the screws hang out a bit to hold the shelf, slide the shelf on the screws, then tighten the screws. Also note that if the corners of the wall are not 90 degrees, there is no way to have this flush on the wall - this is one issue I had. I had to create spacers between the plastic shelf and the wall to help with the spacing (plastic washers). Also do not over tighten the screws as this is plastic. I can see this breaking easily if you did. Overall cheap shelves (both price and quality). I doubt it can hold 10 pounds over a long period of time without it warping a lot. It will work for my purposes, but may not be the best for others. Lighter the items you will place on here the better. If you need 10 lbs of weight held by these shelves, I would probably look elsewhere if you have the budget.

Plastic wouldn't really put this anywhere

Lightweight & easy to install.

Horrible, botched paint job with many marks and scratches. Laughable they think it's acceptable to sell in this form.

it was for a little girls project room and she loves them.

Perfect for what I needed for, just wish the screws were longer and butterflies were a better quality. Still did the job