These seem more of a replacement for a specific part than a general support replacement. They need to fit into a space where the two pins can sit. I ordered these as the bracket in our wardrobe has started to crack but unfortunately the brackets on ours turn out to have a flat backing so the only way to get these to fit would be to drill a couple of holes. I may do that in future as these seem well made and in every other way would fit our wardrobe. They're good value if they fit your wardrobe I feel.

I have to admit that I ordered these without realising thry had rear facing pins. Thr ones I am more used to have 2 screw holes and are flat back. These have one screw hole and the rear facing pins need to dig into prepared divits or holes of some sort which if that is what you need then they will be great for your project. I would just advise to view photos carefully and the size of the rear pins to ensure they are the right ones for you.

These brackets will do the job for you no problem. They are pretty straight forward and direct and easy to use. As you can see in my pictures they fit the standard solid oval closet rod well to do with a perfect snug fit. I don't really find any fault in these other than items that are odd to me. The double pinning on the back. I've never encountered that before I've always had them with two screws in them rather than one. In this case they use one screw and use the pins as the stability in a sense. That means one screw for true mounting, and this is one of the reasons I do deduct 1 star. If you're going to have one screw on something that's going to take weight that is going to be subject to vibration and movement and weight load changes as closets could depending on the size and the amount of material going on to it and the size of the rod itself the length and spacing in between brackets. I think I would rather see a better quality anchor included with the unit that's just my personal opinion. Screw hardware that's included with the anchor is decent but the push in anchor the plastic anchor could have been of a higher class value higher weight rating and reliability. But again as you say personal taste issue. Beyond that the only other real fault that I can find in these in any way is they are cast and then plated and they have some little cast imperfections in them that is stuck in the finish of the plating rather than being a milled or forged item they are cast metal and there is casting marks in them few sharp edges that aren't dangerous or anything like that they're just there call it blemishes. So realistically they are a five star item because they do perform they do do their job however it's more for me for the anchor that's included just seems to me out of place but I'm also used to closet rods carrying large loads as a potential in commercial environments and such for storage and back rooms waiting for inventory to come forward that type of thing. Now with these pin holes that they have on the back of these those could actually be really good going into a wooden cabinet tree built closet setting that would be fantastic because if it's going to shelf pins that are pre drilled that would be a great alignment tool as well however I'm not used these in that type of environment so I can't really speak to it but to me it seems like it would be a fantastic option and then you could put a small screw in it without an anchor that essentially is just a retainer if you even use the screw because when you put the rod in that would maintain its ability to come off of the shelf work now obviously that would imply that it would have to be sturdy wood and not particle board if you're going to be putting any weight onto it of any large amount. Would I trust these with large weight on them with one screw and anchor yes I would actually but I also would not be ridiculous with it and not have a center support of any type either depending on the length. So I would recommend these rod hangers without a question. I think they are a decently made unit, and will serve you well if you're reading this review wanting an opinion.

These closet rod supports are visually very similar to the "original" Hafele brand oval closet rod supports. Both are meant for use with the standard European 32mm style cabinetry; the two metal studs/protrusions on the back of the brackets are spaced 32mm apart (center to center) and are meant to insert into the 32mm spaced holes typically drilled on Euro cabinets for shelf pins, etc. These two studs are what provide the bulk of the support for the bracket in bearing the weight of the clothes on the rod; the single screw hole is more to help keep the bracket in place, rather than to bear the weight of the clothes on the rod. The bracket fits a standard oval closet rod just fine (as you can see from my photo).This bracket really is meant to be used to attach the rod to a solid side panel (i.e. installed into a piece of wood/plywood) in a built-in closet, not to attach the closet rod directly to drywall, so it's sort of weird to me that they've included drywall style anchors.While these look almost identical to the Hafele supports, these are definitely a good bit thinner/lighter weight. I happened to have some spare Hafele supports and they look and feel more substantial as compared to these Abeillo supports, and the Hafele ones actually weigh a bit over 2x the weight of these, as you can see from my scale.Does that mean that these are bad? Not necessarily. I might not use these for closet rods that are going to be carrying really heavy loads, but I suspect for most built-in closet applications, where closet rod lengths are typically shorter, these would perform just fine. At a current retail price of just about $1 per support, these are a little bit cheaper than the Hafele ones, so if you're on a strict budget these might work for you, but I personally would pay a little bit more for the real Hafele version.