Geen boor radiator plank beugels (set van 2)

Works good, even on a different style radiator as shown in the pictures.Don't expect a strong shelf but works perfect if you want a simple installation

These are so good they make putting a radiator shelf in place so easilyJust be sure to measure and mark where you need to screw them onto your chosen shelf, screw them in place, pop the shelf on your radiator, job doneThe big bonus with using radiator shelves is the way the heat doesn’t go straight up the back of your curtains from a radiator if your radiator is in that position, and a nice shelf otherwise. I have used a picture type shelf it looks great,

At first I didn't think these would fit, then I realised I had to attach them to some shelf wood first. I know it sounds like common sense but it's not always easy for a neuro divergent mind to "intuitively" know this. Therefore instructions would be useful. Other than that, all good and they work well.

This is a really simple and effective idea.These metal brackets fit behind a radiator - they rest against the wall as shown. In this position they are very secure with two points touching the wall. The back end of the top horizontal part should rest against the wall for it to be level so you need to make sure they are fitted to the edge of the shelf to be used.Of course while they are secure they can be knocked out of position from underneath - they are no screwed into the wall and will just lift out.The shelf in addition to providing display space also acts to deflect heat into the room.Really pleased with these.Highly recommended.

These shelf brackets are supposedly so simple that they don't come with instructions! Honestly though, these are extremely easy and functional to install and just what I needed for a cheap, non-permanent setup in my hallway. The brackets come on their own and essentially are to be fitted to a straight piece, i.e. wood or MDF. This was perfect for my needs as I could I cut a measured piece myself and fit above my radiator. No drilling into walls required, these slots are designed against my radiators (single, double and even the newer flat). It appears the brackets work by learning at an angle, pushing against the wall and the back of the radiator to by an element of friction that keeps them upright. I'll admit it's not the most sturdy setup, as a knock sideways does dislodge the brackets from the back of the radiator. Hence, this has been used for a more simple, functional piece than holding up anything expensive.