Product review (4 stars): Only said a few cuss words installing this blasted thing
We got this plastic shelf frame (no hardware) for our LG something-something refrigerator (see the picture for the model # cuz I'm being lazy).

Pros:
- this frame fits just like the original
- we didn't need to buy any extra hardware pieces
- I have arthritic hands but I was able to do this project with only a small amount of frustration
- I was able to use the metal support bar from the old broken piece (held in with three screws; keep those because they don't come with the new part).
Cons with Tips:
- A heat gun can be a good friend (or a hair dryer if you are patient). The plastic feels fragile and it's easier to manipulate if you warm it up. Some people swear by duct tape, I swear by heat guns.
- When I installed the metal support bar into the new shelf frame, the screws wouldn't go in all the way. I didn't want to force them and crack the plastic frame, and I didn't trust myself to drill the holes bigger because with my luck I would drill them too big (hotdog down a hallway). So I warmed the holes and the screws up with my heat gun and that totally solved my problem. Foreplay, people.
- My second issue was getting the plastic tops that cover the crisper drawers back into their little plastic slots of the new shelf frame. You have to pull the frame apart to get the connecting hooks on the covers to fit into the tab-like doohickies in the frame, but there isn't enough room unless you force it. Again I was scared of cracking the plastic. Again I fired up my heat gun and warmed up the sides of the frames that had to stretch. Said a few words.  Pushed, pulled, heated, pushed again... and finally they popped into the new frame. Think of Madonna's 1984 hit song...
After that, everything went smoothly and we even cleaned the fridge while we were at it...