Large Bracket for Hanging

I received this very quickly from the vendor which is already a great start. Then when I looked at it, my first thought was I don't know how this will work. It is deceptively strong for such a small piece. Granted my sink isn't huge, but the idea that a small piece of steel could hold a sink in place seems a little off to me. However, it is super strong. It provides the right level of support for my wall mounted sink. Unfortunately, you can't see it from below the sink (for the sake of this review). I definitely recommend this for anyone mounting a wall hanging sink.

Bought a sink from Menards but the mounting process was impossible. Used this to clamp it to the wall. Because of the limited space on the upper part of the bracket I could only use the lower set of holes. Used it with anchors and it worked well enough. Used sanded caulk because it was mounted on tile and have no issues.

I needed a bracket to secure my pedestal sink to the wall so it wouldn't move forward and back, as the separate pedestal supported the weight of the sink. This was the perfect bracket, as it was adequately thick to offer strong support. Luckily for me, the sink fit snug against the wall without the need for shims. Now, I wasn't able to use any studs in the wall to secure the bracket, instead I used some high quality drywall anchors at the four mounting points and secured the bracket with screws. Everything worked great.

Plumber said this worked out "OK " in supporting the Barclay Sussex 550 4-Inch Centerset sink portion to the wall. I like knowing that sink is not dependent on pedestal base for support.

Held up sink when installed.

Hard item to locate at a store so this was a life saver on a bathroom project I was doing.

Perfect fit for the pedestal sink I'm installing. I went ahead and drilled 2 holes right in the center, for the lag screws that are going into the stud. And for safe measures, I used 4 anchor screws to drill directly into the drywall.

This did the trick. Make sure you find some heavy duty wall anchors - you probably won't find a stud where this is going. It's easy to install and holds the sink tight against the wall.