Lifewit Floating Shelves for Bathroom 14 Clear Wall Organizer for Makeup Perfume Figures Photo Decor Shelf for Nursery

1 shelf had a chip in the corner but we put it at the top and you can’t see it. These seems very durable, and look great on the walls. My daughter loves them to display her little trinkets and keeps them from getting lost Read more

I’m genuinely impressed with these Lifewit floating shelves. The black acrylic looks clean and modern, and the 15" size is perfect for everything from vinyl records to small décor pieces. They feel sturdier than I expected for acrylic, and once mounted, they sit flush and look great on the wall. Installation was quick and straightforward — all the hardware was included, and the shelves were lightweight enough to handle easily but strong enough to hold what I needed they’ve held up perfectly with no sagging or shifting. The 6‑pack is a huge value. It gave me enough shelves, and the uniform look really ties everything together. Whether you’re organizing, decorating, or just need extra display space, these shelves are a fantastic choice. Highly recommend — stylish, functional, and a great price for the quality. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This white plastic floating shelf is exactly what I was looking for. It’s lightweight but sturdy, easy to install, and looks clean and modern on the wall. The white finish blends perfectly with any room, and it holds items securely without wobbling. Great for bathrooms, bedrooms, or kids’ rooms. Excellent value and very practical—highly recommend! 🤍🧺 Read more

The Lifewit Floating Shelves are super easy to install, look clean on the wall, and hold more than you’d expect. My Funko Pops fit perfectly on them, and the black acrylic gives a nice modern touch. Great value for a 4-pack! Read more

It’s only for small things but it worked well. Really I used them to put in our bathroom and it worked. I also put them up for my Christmas village and it worked perfect. Overall for the price it was good. If you want something with great quality you would Pay way more Read more

PRO: 1. Clean, clear, no defects and thick. 2. Lip around the edge. 3. Hardware, although quality drywall screws are your friend. 4. Bubble level included. 5. Did not crack when I secured to the wall, some plastic is molded too tight, and will crack at the lest bit a pressure. CON: 1. Hardware is meh, I did not use the screws that came with it. 2. You can flip these upside down, but looks kinda wonky. OTHER: 1. Buy if you are in need of some inexpensive shelves for decorations, light items, etc. DO NOT buy if you are looking for heavy duty shelves, these are not it. Read more

Got these for my child's room to display the tons of lego's they own. Super easy to install, sturdy, good size for small to medium Lego Sets. Read more

I have been looking forever for some kind of very shallow display cabinet for storing and displaying projects and works-in-progress for my model railroading hobby, on a wall where I have very little space. All the cabinets were too wide and too expensive. I found hundreds of shelves for nail polish, which are awesome, but too shallow for my purposes. These shelves are the perfect size! Because the shelves are clear it’s easy to see what is on them, even the ones above eye-level, and you don’t have to squat down to see the items on the lower shelves because you can see through the shelves above. Also, light goes right through, so none of the shelves are in the shadow Hi buddy OK you can come up here you go The shelves have a 1/2" lip on the front and 1/4" lips on the side, so items do not roll off. These shelves are big enough to hold 6-12 N scale cars or 4-6 HO scale cars, depending on the sizes and how you arrange them. O scale would work as well. The G scale cars I have are too big to fit. 4-inch vertical spacing is comfortable for displaying and accessing N or HO items. I spaced a few at 5 inches apart to hold some items that are in boxes. Strangely, the included screws were the countersunk kind, but the holes on the shelves are flush with the rest of the surface. So if you use those, they will probably work just fine, but will stick out a bit and look strange. They are the wrong hardware for the application. In any case, I used different plastic anchors (#8-10), a 7/32 wood drill bit, and white #8 x 1" pan head wood screws. These worked perfectly on my plaster walls, and look better than silver against my white wall. I ordered six boxes of six shelves each, not knowing how many I would ultimately need, and wanting a few spares. The shelves seem very sturdy, and even more so after they are secured to the wall. There is a raised area just behind each of the holes so that as you tighten the screws you are never bending or stressing the plastic. Even so, I am assuming at some point I could break or damage one, so I intentionally got a few to keep as extras, so I don't end up with a gap if I should break one a few years down the road. The wall you see in my photos took 18 shelves, at 4-inch and 5-inch spacing. I started about a foot off the floor to leave room for vacuuming, and then put a small chest of drawers underneath to create a visual barrier so I and others don’t walk into the clear shelves. I also left 10 inches clear at the top. I can put a few taller items, and I didn’t want anything crowded right up against the ceiling. 18 shelves hold a lot. ! This is a great use of space, where I really didn’t have any space. All of the shelves arrived in perfect shape. Each one is individually wrapped in a bubble wrap sleeve. As I said, I did not use the included anchors or screws. I also did not use the tiny bubble levels, but it’s nice that they include them. Instead, I used a 24” carpenters level. I put a strip of masking tape along the top of it and marked where the holes should go. Simply slid it up and down the wall, keeping one edge against the door frame, while marking where to drill the holes, to make sure all the shelves would be in alignment. The whole thing took an afternoon. A pro could get it done faster. This is definitely a project where you want to measure three or four times, and drill once! I only ended up with one anchor a little off-center, so that that shelf has screws just on the ends. I probably could have gotten away with that on all the shelves, but given that I want this to last many years I opted to go the safest route. Read more