[Rewarded Review]

My client loves it. It's the best thing since sliced bread. She loves it.

I believe these will be excellent for getting the job done without the bells and whistles.

Can't imagine this bracket would hold up granite but I used it for butcher block. Even so, one of them did not hold a 90 degree angle. Had to insert a shim to keep the countertop supported. Not worth the money.

Worked great for our 12” overhang on the quartz counters. Two came bent not at a 90 degree angle and required shims.

This bracket is not as pictured. The upright part is exactly 5.5" inches long, and has only three holes, not four. so if you think you're going to put a heavy counter on this, think again!

Great quality. Very well made and heavy. Well worth the price!

The wall mount (vertical) section does not seem long enough to sufficiently hold the weight of a counter top at only 6 in. The picture makes it appear that the vertical and horizontal sections are the roughly the same length, but that isn’t the case (6 in vs 14 in). Also, I bought two and one is not square (90 deg).

I like the stability of these brackets. This is my first time doing a kitchen update so I wanted to ensure I had something that would support the weight of my countertop. These are great, almost invisible. Not as decorative as I initially wanted but I like them.

Installed two breakfast bars with the brackets. One built...

Installed two breakfast bars with the brackets. One built off of a stud wall and the second off of a kitchen island. The brackets when combined with a face ledger as recommended are absolutely sturdy.

I was very disappointed with this bracket. A weld was used to fuse the 2 pieces. They did not bring the weld to the outside edges, as they should of. The sides then should have been machined to give it the "finished" look. The coating used was done poorly, adding a cheap look to it.

Great product

Brackets appear to be sturdy and are very heavy. They are easy to install, and came with lag bolts. After installing them to studs, the actual brackets have a little give, kind of like a diving board. Maybe my application is causing this because I am using it for a piece of glass that is 56“ x 21“ - not granite.