12 Inch Folding Shelf Brackets, 2 Pack Stainless Steel Heavy Duty L Bracket | Max Load 330 lb, Space Saving Design for DIY, Wall Mounted Collapsible Folding Shelf Bracket Support for Workbench, Garage

These work very well You just have to know how to line them up I use them to hold up a 4x4 1 in butcher block fold away table in my trailer

Used these for a shelf in my garage. I mounted my Milwaukee battery chargers on a shelf I made using these brackets and it's really nice. Will buy more if needed. Very sturdy.

Needed a bench seat in a mudroom to put on and take off shoes. Also wanted it to be out of the way when not in use. The steal is very thick because I needed to enbiggen the screw holes and it wasn't easy. I weigh two fifty.

The edges are sharp, be careful when you handle the edges. When securing this item ( in my case, to wood), the metal bowed. It didn’t matter if we loosened or tightened the screws, it still bowed, causing a strain when opening or closing the device. It is functional with the bowing.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Great product Functionality: Easy and works as hoped Weight: very light yet sturdy Ease of installation: very easy install Bracket quality: Nice product. No complaints here.

These brackets are durable and easy to use. The size is perfect tor the retractable table I needed. The hardware is included. My only complaint is that the release levers could be a little longer so that they are easier to push.

I first anchored 2"x4" vertical boards into the studs of my room using counter-sunk pan head screws and then I mounted these brackets to those boards, again using my own pan-head screws. The result is strong, and I'm happy that I bought these, despite that they cost more than simpler brackets. The metal is thick enough and the hinges are strong when extended, so I think they justify the 300lb rating. My guess is that many vendors don't sell 24" brackets because they can be loaded up to provide leverage enough to pull out of most plaster walls since the provided mounting hardware is light/medium duty, not similar to what I use to make wood-to-wood secure installation (anchor screws with deep threads). I like that they fold so when my wife wants to use the project room I can stash the shelf and fold away the brackets, and reuse the shelf anytime easily by just folding up. Worth the price, and strong enough to do the job -- if properly installed/anchored into studs. Glad I bought them.

I marked the locations for the mounting screw holes and pre-drilled the three holes in a common fir 2 x 4. The first screw snapped the head off before the any reasonable torque was applied by the cordless driver. Moved the bracket to miss the now broken screw embedded in the wood. Repeated the process again. Ran the second screw in and, guess what? The head snapped off that screw also. These are the screws supplied to secure the brackets to the wall, etc. I wonder how anything could be made so inferior. Used my own screws and no problems.