4 ft. x 16 in. Decorative Shelf Cover - White

Why why why would you put a 3x12 sticker on the front if this product? Do you hate your customers? Im ready to finish up this closet project and now im going to spend 20 minutes cleaning goo off if each shelf section

These are great for wire shelving. Almost a must if storing bottles and boxes on wire shelving. I added screws to shelve brackets to keep them in place.

These shelves are a perfect upgrade to make those basic wire shelves look designer. The wire shelves leave marks in clothing and look cheap, but adding these shelves really made all the difference. Made the closet much more functional and look more expensive. I used these decorative shelves on the closetmaid system in my master closet and our pantry closet. Great find.

Shelf covers are nice but they usually don't fit as they should. You get the backl of the cover snapped into place, then while snapping in the front, the back comes off. After several attempts, I just let the back of the cover unattached to the wire rack. I figured no one will see it anyway. Once I put items on the shelf, you can't tell that they are not snapped into place. I have a 12x12ft walk in closet that looks fantastic now. Took 9-10 hours to install, but so worth it after the original 30 year old shelf finally fell off of the wall because when the house was built, the installers did not attach the shelves to any studs, only using small screws with small plastic anchors. These units were attached to as many studs as possible and is not going to fall off of the wall.

So easy to install. We had to cut them to fit my linen closet and pantry but the results are amazing. Looks so good.

We are just now completing a two closet makeover using Everbilt heavy duty modular wire components. To cover up the wire shelves, we decided to install the vinyl shelf covers. Since these only come in 2' and 4' lengths, we had to put two next to each other on the same 6' shelf to get full coverage. We bought what we needed from existing store stock, proceeded to install them, and that's when we started having problems. Wanting the joint to be balanced looking and in the middle, we cut and fit two 4' panels (same part number) to fit the 6' shelf. Upon installing the two pieces, we immediately saw that the front lip was different in the two, and it looked terrible. Going back to the store, we started to inspect several that were in stock and found three, yes three, different versions of the same piece being sold under the same part number. It is not obvious unless you place two side by side and inspect the match between the two, especially the front lip. In addition, we noticed the backside can have differences as well, and will affect how they lay down on the wire. We ended up going to three different HD stores to find matching panels. HD personnel are not aware of this problem and just assume they are all interchangeable, but they aren't if you are putting them side by side, the front lip can be different and won't line up, looks terrible! Now, let's discuss the film, it can be very difficult to remove if you don't know the trick! The trick is to take a strip of tape (I used 2" blue tape but smaller will work) and press down firmly on one of the narrow edges of the panel. Pull back on the tape, and the film will lift off the panel allowing you to continue to pull off the remaining film. In addition, we did not like the "plastic" look of the panels and experimented with painting them to match our wood moldings. On a scrap piece, we removed the film and painted it using good quality latex paint with a roller and foam brush and let it dry overnight. The next morning, it looked good, with plenty of wood grain detail showing, but the paint could be scratched off easily with a fingernail. Trying again (after film removal) on a second panel, I carefully wiped down both sides with acetone using paper towels, then painted. This worked quite well, they look great, are durable and hard to scratch; so yes, you can achieve a durable paint job on these if you wipe them down with acetone prior to paint application.

Fantastic idea, but falls short on execution. In the store, these appear to be a somewhat expensive but great addition to have a more polished looking system. However, the idea to have the shelf clip on the bracket created a tenuous connection where the shelves do not attach (clip) with any security. The shelf covers are not deep enough, did not attach, and were a disappointment.

They look great and hide the awful wire shelf but the back edge does not snap into place. I’m installing in closet maid regular fixed shelf and it was easy to cut out small notches in this to avoid the mounting screws at the back and brackets at the front. The back edge just does not seem to be large enough to clip over the wire shelf edge however. I’m installing anyway and hope they stay in place once the shelves have things on them.

They look good and I believe will function as expected. As seen in another review mine don't "click" into place in the back. That tells my it's not a 1 off but an actual issue. I'll stack stuff on it anyway and hopefully it holds them in place.