YukaBa Foldable Support Bracket-Self-Locking Hinge Leg Fittings and Corner Brace for Folding Legs Folding Workbench Fold Down Desk Extension

The media could not be loaded. I used these hinges to support a piece of plywood in my SUV camper conversion. I built a bed platform that I wanted to be able to disassemble and remove easily. I'm happy with these locking hinges because I don't have to worry about the legs to my bed moving around while I'm shifting in my sleep.When you first get the hinges, they're really stiff, hard to open and close. Don't worry! once you attach them to your project they work perfectly. Easy to open, but they have enough resistance to hold the weight of the leg while in stored position. You can also use these hinges in the opposite direction if you want the hinge to lock while stored. Great hinge!

These are a very sturdy bracket. I used my own screws, so I can't comment on other reviews complaining about the screw quality.I would definitely buy these again.

I installed these on a folding outfeed table for my table saw.Pros:(1) They are quite solid and work well. Heavy stamped steel.(2) They lock the legs in place when folded-out.Cons:(1) The release latch is a bit loosy-goosy and requires a bit of finess to release the latch when folding-up the leg.(2) Some of the mounting holes are difficult or impossible to access when trying to install the screws.(3) The latch mechanism does a good job of locking the leg in place when folded out, but does not lock it in place when "folded" in. This is rather anoying, as the legs will sometimes deploy part way when the table is being moved around or stored.Overall, a good product.

Wasn't real sure how these would be, but took a chance. I was surprised. I use 4 of these to build a wooden folding leg table with 31" legs. Alone they had just a little wiggle. With a cross brace on the legs at the end they are very sturdy. When not attached they are very hard to move. But, once attached to the table top and the legs they close very easily.

These brackets are not as difficult to open as people suggest. They are sturdy and well constructed. I used two for a folding shelf on a floating nightstand I made for a guest bedroom. The screws were a tad too long for the 3/4" board I was using so I used smaller wood screws I had in my shop. They are very easy to fold and open once on. I have complete confidence the shelf will not collapse when a tablet or phone is place on it

Decided to buy these, despite conflicting reviews that they did/did not lock in folded position because I needed something immediately and they seemed the best option.. Initially happy when they arrived because they definitely have functioning lock detents in both extended and folded position. When installing, I discovered that the angle to engage the folded locking detent was so acute that only a leg of 6 inches or less would allow the locking mechanism to engage. Design error or manufacturing error - who knows. They were easy to install, seem sturdy, and had no problem reaching and sinking all the screws. I solved the locking issue when folded with magnets screwed into the legs and corresponding washers screwed into the table bottom.

I really like the lock easy to work with. I don’t know how much weight you can put on them and not have them give out but they are a good value for a little table.

Bought these to be utilized on a craft table I'm building, and wanted something that would allow me to fold the legs up when I needed to get it out of the way for a spell. They operate smoothly, have a convincing "locking point", easy to fold back up. My only negative is the supplied screws. I will be hitting the hardware store for longer ones to ensure I have sufficient purchase into the legs and top.