Industrial Pipe Shelves 3-Tier Wall Mount Iron Pipe Shelves 2 PCS Pipe Shelving Vintage Black DIY Pipe Bookshelf Each Holds 44lbs Open Kitchen Shelving for Bedroom & Living Room W/Accessories

Easy to build. Easy to install. Works great.

We love this shelving that we bought for our FROG (Finished Room Over Garage). Everything was included for assembly, and instructions were easy to follow. My husband bought pine shelving, which he cut to fit the installed pipes, and then stained them.

I used this for a coffee bar at the end of my cabinets. I like the look a lot. Pros: very sturdy, good hardware provided. Cons: you’ll need to buy the wood. Needed three 2x12s but didn’t want to spend so much. Bought two 2X6s and had two shelves butted up on each level. Also a con - we found some of the threads to be a little off. No matter how straight we screwed, they wanted to be off track. Be careful using tools on the pipes - you’ll scrape the black paint off. The unit as is ended up being too large for our space so we only used the two sections. Worked well and I’m very happy with the look.

All-in-all the pipes are ok, but the instructions are lacking, but we got done satisfactory.

Only issue was putting it together and getting the pipes to face exactly the same way

This gave me the look I was going for with my bar concept TikTok made me do lol. The pieces don’t line up perfectly so you’ll have to keep a few of them some what loose. I was missing a flange and contacted the seller with no reply back but it didn’t stop my project. I’m overall happy with the result.

My boards are 12" and still had room. Easy to assemble. The materials are not great but not noticeable. Used a set for an open pantry and the other for decor by the television. Overall with the money.

Our pipe shelves arrived quickly. (We were missing one section of pipe, but after contacting the vendor it was sent and arrived shortly after.) Love this new space and the look it added to our kitchen. And...I priced this out buying it in parts at our local box DIY store. Would have cost 4 TIMES as much, so great value through this vendor!The instructions are online as part of the ad.We connected them as instructed, but laid each section down on a table before adding the next section. This allows you to hold one area in place and push on the bar of the next section with the flange connected; this helps to line each bar up that is going to connect to the wall. We did this with towels underneath to make sure not to harm the table. We placed them on the wall where the studs are located to allow for screwing each flange into the stud. They are there to stay, super sturdy.Remember, they come without shelves but that worked out great for us because we wanted to match our cabinets.