8-Inch Foldable Brackets for DIY Folding Shelves or Tables, L Shelf Brackets Collapsible, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel, Max Load 300lbs, Silver, 2 Pcs

We love these brackets in our camping trailer. They hold up the metal cover for the stove when it's open, adding the extra counter space we need in our tiny kitchen. They are extremely sturdy too. We are very happy with these.

I used these to install a folding shelf in an RV. These were perfect and surprisingly sturdy. The install was a little tricky but not complicated. You just need to measure, remeasure, re-remeasure to get everything level. The included level is a nice touch. The screws they include are junk (they stripped far too easily) but that's easy to replace. The mechanism is relatively smooth but does catch a bit. I think a little white lithium should keep everything moving smoothly. Solid value for the money.

I installed these in the former bunk area of our RV. It's now part of my keyboard desk for playing music on the road.

Pros, Cons, and my suggestion for when you run into a problem... (hopefully you find this helpful) Overview: This is a solid folding shelf bracket. I used two of these to custom build a folding desk-top in a bedroom nook we have under a window. Perfect space alternative solution for when the lady and I have conflicting Zoom meetings. If you're in the market specifically for a folding shelf bracket, I would pay attention to the release arm/trigger design. The closer to the end of your "top", the better. This specific bracket has it located at the end of the length of the arm, and it is low profile. Great feature. See attached video. Pros: *Solid device - reasonably thick metal that I don't expect will bend or warp. *Ease of function - lift your shelf/desk/counter/work top with one hand and it locks into position. *Space Saving - you probably already know this, or you wouldn't be looking for this product. We live in a small house, and we try to make everything we buy/own/build/use work double-duty to accomplish more than one function. This bracket only adds about an inch of depth when folded down. *Priced decently - You could easily utilize this shelf bracket as a normal shelf bracket, to add the flexibility of being able to fold your shelf. Cons: *The screws are bad. Poor quality that strip easily. Also, they are nowhere near the length necessary to screw into the wall side and get reasonably through a stud. Easy fix, head to the hardware store to grab extras (if you're doing any type of DIY, you should have a stash of good screws) *One of my brackets was slightly misshapen. So when I tried to fold down (close) the shelf, the bracket didn't fit into it's designed space to fold into. I solved this by taking a wrench and squeezing the two sides on one side of the bracket to reshape it slightly, and squeeze them together. *Directions - They leave a bit to be desired. Not the best. Recommended Problem Solutions: -Use a wrench to squeeze sides together if miss-shaped. -Buy longer and higher quality screws to ensure you reach studs. -You may want to consider adding a board, or plywood against the wall that spans the width of your space you're using, screwing that into the studs, and then screwing the brackets into the board. This is especially helpful if your studs are not where you want them. See Picture. Final verdict: 4 Stars - I would buy again, and recommend to others. I would have rated 5 stars if: The screws were better, directions were better, the length of the bracket against the wall was longer, and if the bracket wasn't shaped slightly off. If this review was helpful, do you mind letting me know by clicking the *helpful* button below? That lets me know which reviews I write were valuable. Thanks.

I purchased these folding stainless steel shelf brackets to construct a shelf for a 4 gallon water storage tank for a reverse osmosis system that is mounted on a masonry block wall in my basement. The stainless steel is thicker and much nicer than I expected. Looks like high quality. The shelf is secured to the wall with four Tapcon concrete screws and is rock solid. It easily supports the water tank, which weighs 40 lbs when full. Nice product that I highly recommend.

Very good product. Well built, strong.

Exactly what I was looking for ... used a cutting board for the top

I wanted a kitchen cart of a particular size with a dropleaf but couldn't find anything that was exactly right. So when I saw these brackets, I decided to try to make my own. The pix are of the not-quite completed cart (apologies for the messy garage in the background), but you can see that the brackets worked quite well in constructing the dropleaf and everything lines up perfectly whether the dropleaf is up or down. The brackets operate smoothly, and stay put when the dropleaf is up. I next plan to order the longer (24-inch) LuckIn brackets to make a simple foid-down desk top.

Using at the end of an overland slide out system to hold a two burner stove. When I stow it, it will be in shelf mode (L shape). There is a tiny bit of play in the joints, So I may just strap it so it’s not jiggling around in there. Very strong construction, should be great for this project.