Modern Timber Craft Reclaimed Wood Wall Shelf | Solid Rustic American Barnwood with Floating Shelf Brackets | 2.75" Thickness | 12" L x 8" D, Unfinished

Beatiful wood for our new house. Looks fantastic above the fireplace.

I purchased these for this space in my kitchen that never made sense to me. I love the way they turned out! My husband would say that it takes a bit to hang but I would say well worth the wait! 🫶

It took a few trys but finally found great shelving! Fast delivery and great quality!

So awesome to have such great reclaimed pieces in my home. Def need tool experience to drill holes and be sure they line up correctly with brackets. I love them!!

The wood is great. Heavy, real and rough cut chuck of wood. It looks great and the design over all has no flaws.The problem for me was the with the screws that comes with it as well as the anchors. I should have listened to my own instincts from experience not to use the screws provided. Even with drilling a pilot hole after finding the stud in the wall to mount the "T" brace to the wall, I drilled in one of the screws with about a half inch to go and it twisted the head of the screw off. Usually cheap screws that are provided with items like this will strip out easily. This caused me to have to drill above this and move the "T" brace up in which I then had to notch out more of the recess on the back of the shelf in order for it to shove flush against the wall. I got lucky with my placement of drilling the holes into the shelf and it fits like a glove.

Beautiful shelves! Great quality installation was a little tricky. All and all worth it.

I bought this item to break up a huge wall so that the living space felt more comfortable. We have an eclectic style and it was absolutely perfect for the space. I'm not gonna lie, even though I'm pretty handy, this install was not easy for me. The holes are not predrilled which was understandable as one side needed to be in a stud and those can vary house to house. We are talking about leveling 1/2 inch holes and an exact distance apart... in my case on top of a tall ladder. Also, you need to be able to drill this hole 6 inches into the wood beam. Which does require a rather big drill bit which I did not already possess. And a 6 inch drill bit will only make it 5 inches in.That being said, once you have the tools needed, drilling holes is easy and if you're careful, any DIY-er can get the brackets mounted at the right hight, distance, and level.It looked absolutely amazing on the wall and did what it was intended too beautifully.I would STRONGLY recommend adding metal brackets underneath it for extra support. The metal mounting brackets that come with it are very smooth/slippery white brackets that you basically mount on the wall and then slip the predrilled holes of the beam into. But there is nothing keeping the bracket connected to the beam. The bracket connects to the wall and the beam slides onto the bracket.After being up for quite some time without a whisper of an issue, ours slid off in the middle of the night. Luckily other than a small vase, nothing was injured. I will be putting it back up because it is gorgeous. But not without some nice black mounting brackets installed under for some extra support to keep it from falling again.

I love my mantel! Ordered the mantel and corbels at the same time. Only the mantel shipped to us. Company was great to work with and responded quickly and was able to get situation resolved! Would definitely recommend!