Plow and Hearth Jumbl Chrome Shelf Dividers (Set of 4), Silver

Good product and shipping. However, the bracket that slides over the shelf was too deep and wouldn't hold it in place.

They are thin, so you don't use up your designated space with the bulk that some dividers have. I did have to cut a section off the back as it was too high (the top back of the grid hit my 1"x3" shelf supports on the wall). I started using them immediately. They're able to hold my jeans, sweaters, shorts, and running gear in separate compartments. When an adjoining compartment is empty of clothing, the divider stays in place.There is no assembly required to use these. They simply slide onto the shelf and are held in place by a tension bar that runs underneath the shelf. It can be made tighter or looser. I have 3/4" shelves I'm using them on.One note, and not a knock --- if you have polyester, silk or other fine woven fabric you are going to use these with, get covers for the sides that these fabrics will be in between, i.e, scotch tape a piece of felt. No major biggie. Some of the grid is not smooth, and the fabric has a good chance of getting snagged on it in places.I would still buy another set of these, if I needed them. I'm very happy with the fit and quality of the product.

The metal deviders are nicely made. The mesh lets air flow between compartments. I like to use these dividers for athletic clothing since they tend to be more slippery and don't stay in place when stacked. The divider sits upright well, but the back end of it swings around a lot. Although the bottom metal contacting the shelf has been somewhat smoothed out, it still sounds scratch and could scratch wood surface. I would recommend some double sided tape, the type with foam for cushioning.

Purchased for my wife. She says, "I had purchased some like these years ago. Not only do they separate folded stacks of t-shirts and jeans on an upper shelf, but the 'clip,' if not pushed in completely flush to the shelf where it attaches (left out 1/2 inch, just enough to get a thin hanger hook through) doubles as a temporary place to hang lightweight items. None of the similar plastic dividers could be trusted to handle this. Note to manufacturer: sure would be nice to have an extra little hook actually built-in for this! My old original dividers have lasted a long time. Thank you for a good product."

I received my set of Shelf Dividers today and was excited to try them out. Unfortunately I was disappointed that they did not fit my shelves. However even if they had fit I doubt that I would have kept them.I'd like to list the pros and cons but I really can't find anything good to say about them.They came individually wrapped in clear plastic so I guess that's a plus.But here are the cons:Very poorly constructed, made in China.Spring steel very flimsy easy to bend.Rust Spots on some of the welds.Grinding marks along the edges which had not been buffed out.The stainless steel flat metal strip was spotted and looked like a rainbow caused by the heating process during the welding.Some of the wire edges were quite sharp where the grinding had not been finished properly.Sharp edges would probably snag some of the woollen sweaters and more delicate material.The depth of these dividers is far to big for the standard 11.5 inch shelf that is found in most of the houses today. Even the standard shelf size at Home Depot and Lowes is 11.5 inches. These dividers are 12.5 inches.These dividers could easily have been at least 2 inches smaller and would still have worked just fine. The divider does not have to reach all the way to the back wall to keep clothes divided.I will definitely be returning this piece of junk.

This was super easy to put up and use. I’m using them in my closet to separate stacks of sweaters. I thought maybe moving the sweaters around would make the dividers fall over, because they seem kind a loose and not sturdy, but so far they are working great. So glad I got them.

Giving these shelf dividers three stars mostly because they were cheap. I ordered two sets, so that's 8 dividers in total. Two of them are fine -- fit the shelf well and do their job fine. The others are either "loose" in the clamp that goes around the shelf, or worse, don't stand up straight because of the shoddy manufacturing.My shelves are kind of thin, so I found a workaround by putting wood shims underneath. Not a perfect solution, but works okay. And you might not have this problem if you have thicker shelves.The problem with the dividers leaning at a noticeable tilt (say, at 80 degrees instead of 90 degrees), though, is pretty annoying.

Love these dividers. Wish they were a tad bit sturdier. I am really putting them thru it in my linen closet tho. They are holding up well and allowing me to utilize the most amount of space