I think the price, is a bit steep for the surface area. I don’t like how thin the protective film is. They bend it to form, with it intact. “Great idea protection wise” but, it makes it more difficult to take off. I’d say the side pieces were ten minutes of peeling per. I’ve peeled this from other stainless items. It’s nowhere near as difficult. They used a slightly thicker film though. That’s just something to look forward to when you get it. It’s packed well. Mine did have an indentation in the steel. And, in the picture you can see, the finish job isn’t great. The sides won’t be perfectly straight when assembled. So, you have to push them inwards or outwards before you put the screws in your wall. “Kinda a standard thing with thinner metal shelves” The anchors it comes with, I tried using. But, the first one I installed, snapped in the drywall while I was turning it in place. “It was over half way in” so I had to dig out what I could. And, have a decent size hole now where that was. Luckily, the top splash guard area of the shelf is covering that hole. I slid the shelf over more, to get away from that hole. And, scrapped the screws and anchors. I ended up using deck screws to hold the shelf up. NOTE: I don’t believe this was a fault in the anchors quality. They are perfectly suited for the job. “I have lath behind my drywall.” I didn’t know it, until all this happened. I do like how they have slide notches in the side panels. This allows you to adjust each side, to perfectly match up with the upper shelf. I’d say over all, it’s a great unit. I’ve got two different sizes of plates side by side, and two stacks of 3 bowls one stack in front of the other. All sitting on the shelf. You may not get a perfect looking shelf. But, it will be sturdy. I chose this one, over their other model with the hooks, because I thought the rounded front lip, was a cleaner look.