Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N218-911 is a black steel shelf bracket designed to support shelving in closets, garages, sheds, and similar utility spaces. Measuring 5 inches by 6 inches, the bracket is sized to align with standard lumber widths, making it straightforward to pair with dimensional boards without custom cutting or shimming. Each bracket includes six screw holes, distributing load across a larger fastening footprint for improved holding strength. Construction is steel throughout, providing durability in both dry interior and covered outdoor applications. Sold in a package of 20 units, this bracket suits larger installation jobs or stocking for repeat service calls.

This bracket is well suited for residential and light commercial shelving installations where a reliable, cost-effective support is needed. Common applications include closet organizers, garage storage walls, shed utility shelving, and workshop storage. The 5-inch by 6-inch footprint works with standard-width lumber, reducing layout time on the job. Contractors, handymen, and facilities maintenance techs regularly spec this type of bracket for high-volume shelving builds where consistent sizing and adequate fastener count matter.

Key Features

5 inches by 6 inches bracket size fits standard lumber widths without modification
Six screw holes per bracket for increased load distribution and holding power
Steel construction for durability in utility and storage environments
Black finish suited to closet, garage, and shed installations
Package quantity of 20 brackets supports larger projects or inventory stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style utility shelf bracket compatible with standard dimensional lumber shelving in closet, garage, and shed applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by general contractors, handymen, or facilities maintenance personnel using standard hand tools. Fasten into wall studs or solid blocking whenever possible to achieve rated holding capacity. Power down any adjacent electrical circuits before drilling or fastening near utility walls. Follow applicable local building codes for shelving load requirements in occupied spaces.