Organized Living 1464-6621-11 Anchor Brckt 2Bg

Needed to replace a bracket but finding the correct size was impossible, until now. So they are a bit pricey, BUT! I get it...you will have a hard time finding these elsewhere as they are out of production. I looked alot and was just happy to get 'er done. I bought 2 2pks. so have a few on hand, you never know. You might consider getting a few spares ...and just get 'er done! 🤠

I purchased a similar item from the local hardware store and was surprised to find the holes were 1.25 inches apart. Not wanting to drill new holes I searched online and found these. These brackets have holes 1.5 inches apart and perfectly fit the existing holes. A little pricy for 2 plastic brackets but still cheaper than the alternative.

This replacement works great! However, because the old anchor is already expanded in the drywall with the head of the anchor on the opposite/frontside of the bracket, you can’t simply unscrew it and remove the old broken bracket. It was a surprise for me too! The best approach is to remove both old screws and then gently work the old bracket away from the wall. If you are patient and take a few minutes doing this, the holes will remain intact, and you can now use them for the new anchors. No drywall repair or buying new hardware necessary!

I wouldn't hang a new shelf with these, but I didn't have any choice in the matter (they were used by my building to hang pantry shelves). One of them snapped under the weight of some cans (I'd estimate maybe 15-20, and no more than 20 pounds). Luckily, it didn't tear a hole in the wall, and it was only the plastic bracket that was destroyed. Looking up the part number, the only place I could find a replacement was Amazon. While Amazon isn't the seller (I believe I purchased the bracket through organize-it), the product was still promptly shipped, and arrived undamaged. Replacing the bracket was as simple as unscrewing two screws to remove the old bracket, and then screwing two in to secure the new bracket.If you're installing pantry shelves yourself, look elsewhere. I'm sure there are higher quality metal brackets out there that won't snap no matter what you put on your shelves. I wasn't about to replace ten or so brackets though, so I decided to only replace the one broken bracket. So far, with a better distribution of weight on the same shelf, the bracket hasn't snapped. I'm pleased with the speed of the shipping, as well as the product received.

Perfect replacement for a no longer made part. Was able to replace broken bracket without taking the other down.

This works as a substitute for older storage racks brackets. Seems like an exact replacement for Schulte products. It is a little expensive for just two brackets but if you need the part, it works better than replacing the entire rack system.

Unable to find at local hardware store.

Thankful that I found this. My closet organizer is 17 years old and none of my local hardware stores carry that bracket size any longer. Now I don't have to patch or drill new holes. Relieved!