Bobrick B-683×24 Surface Mounted Stainless Steel Shelf

The B-683 projects 5-3/4 inches (145mm) from the wall face, with the shelf itself 4-3/4 inches (120mm) wide. In a tight restroom that projection is what decides whether the shelf clears a door swing, a lavatory, or an accessible route, so measure from finished wall to the nearest obstruction before you set the mounting height.

Surface mounted. It hangs on the face of a finished wall, so there is no wall cavity work, no rough-in, and no patching. That makes it workable on tile, block, or solid partition walls where a recessed accessory would mean cutting the wall open. Anchors need to suit the wall substrate you are fastening into.

22 gauge stainless steel with a bright polished finish. Stainless is the reason it holds up in a wet, frequently cleaned restroom without rusting at the fasteners, and 22 gauge is a light sheet thickness suited to toiletry and accessory storage rather than heavy loads or anything someone might lean on.

It is bright polished stainless. If your existing dispensers and grab bars are satin or brushed stainless, the B-683's bright polish will read as a brighter, more mirror-like surface next to them rather than a match. For a property manager standardizing a floor of restrooms, that visual difference is worth checking against one existing piece before rolling it out building-wide.

No. It is a 22 gauge stainless utility shelf for toiletries, towels, and washroom supplies, not a load-bearing assist device. Anything a user might grab or pull on in an accessible stall needs a purpose-built grab bar with the appropriate structural backing, not a surface mounted accessory shelf.

Bright polished stainless shows fingerprints and water spotting more than a satin surface, so it wants a soft cloth and a mild cleaner. Skip abrasive pads, scouring powders, and chloride based bowl cleaners, which will dull the polish and can pit the steel over time. For an MRO crew standardizing a cleaning spec, that is the one instruction to pass along.