STEELMASTER by BankSupplies 10-Inch Heavy Duty Bookends | Scratch Resistant Finish | Heavy Gauge Material | Non-Slip Padded Base Protection | for Office, Bookshelves, Binders & Books

Good quality, heavy duty bookends which are holding my heavy lever arch files with ease. Would recommend

Nice and heavy. Work as I needed.

Excellent.

Nada que objetar, el diseño es muy bonito y da un aspecto muy agradable a cualquier librería. Sin embargo, el anuncio indica que es de acero, y no lo es, es de algún tipo de aleación con una pintura exterior. Satisfecho con la compra de todos modos, sin embargo no creo necesario exagerar los enunciados para que compremos...

I bought these to hold my vinyl LP collection on a shelf. I was concerned that they wouldn't be big enough or sturdy enough to contain my awesome heavyweight vinyl, but they do a great job!

Excellent large, heavy-gauge, powder-coated steel bookends that are big enough to work quite well for a shelf full of record albums as well (which is what I use them for). They're pretty utilitarian-looking, but most of what I could find online at Amazon and elsewhere were considerably smaller, like 7" or so, and thinner. These were the only ones that looked like they could do a good job for records -- and they have. They've got slip-resistant pads on the base, so you don't scratch up your shelves and they don't move when in place.

A good set of book ends is difficult to find. Many other book ends are attractive, but tip over or slide away when the books lean on them. These are very sturdy, the bottom is rubberized to protect your shelves and prevent slipping, and the lip that goes underneath the books is a good size to maintain the book ends vertical. You will not be disappointed. Two tips to keep in mind when purchasing these book ends: make sure that the shelf is wider than the book ends, and that you have at least 35 cm's width of books to put between them (because the lips are not made to overlap).

Nice product and does what it claims. It some rubber liner is provided in the bottom, it would be safe to use it over glass top tables. Rest fine