8 Pack Locking Hinge for Folding Table Brackets, Heavy Duty Folding Brackets 90 Degree Self Locking Folding Hinge for Table Legs Furniture

These locking hinges have turned into one of those “why didn’t I buy these sooner?” products for me. There are so many uses for this hardware, and I’ve already used them for both shelving and tables with great results. The hinges feel solid and heavy duty, and the 90-degree self-locking feature makes the legs and supports feel secure when in use, without any wobble. When you’re done, they fold away cleanly, which is perfect for projects where you need things to tuck out of the way—like fold-down shelves, temporary work tables, or RV and garage setups. Installation was straightforward, and having them in an 8-pack gives plenty of flexibility for multiple projects. If you’re building folding tables, workbenches, or space-saving shelves, these locking hinges are a sturdy, reliable option with a ton of practical uses.

There’s things are awesome. Especially for the price. I used them for a flip-up table in the cab of my semi truck. They’ve held up to many miles bouncing down the road and are still functioning flawlessly.

These are heavy duty, just as advertised. I was unfamiliar with the mechanism, but it works fine. The latch holding the leg extended is positive. When tripped it folds and holds with positive friction force. Be sure to go slow until you understand it, as it is easy to pinch your butterfingers.

Great hinge. Locks and holds up well. But throw away the screws and get real ones. Use #8. 3/4 or 1”….

I used these for legs on two light tables I made for kids at church. The price was much better than buying 2 sets of folding table legs. I did have to make a trip to the lumber store to get some 2x2"'s that I cut to length but I saved over $100 by doing this instead of the other option. They are really tight and can be difficult to move but after the legs are attached they move easily. You can pinch your fingers if you don't watch what you're doing so be careful while opening and closing. They were fairly easy to install and I recommend marking and predrilling holes in table legs first so they don't split.

I bought these for a floor table that we use occasionally and wanted the legs to fold so the table could be stored away easily when not in use. These hinges are exactly what I was looking for. They are very easy to unlock, yet feel solid and stable when locked in place. The hinges hold the weight of the table extremely well and stay securely locked during use. A perfect product for small projects and DIY tables. Highly satisfied with this purchase.

Heavy gauge steel, a bit stiff at first, but that will smoothen itself over time. Some reviewers were complaining that the top mounting holes are obstructed by the locking mechanism and springs. Don't listen to them, they clearly don't know much about DIY or mounting hardware in general. The holes are indeed obstructed when the hinge is in open position (duh!). All you have to do is to close it and the top two holes become fully exposed. So yes, this thing will take a thought or two to figure out the sequence of steps and what you mount first, second, third, etc... Just dry fit it all first, pay attention how far beyond the top of the hinge your leg will extend, then think through your steps in chronological order. It's a good hinge. The screws are merely OK (I'd replace them, with something heavier gauge), but they are serviceable. Pre-drill pilot holes into your wood too for splintering prevention. It's a good set of hinges and I'm looking forward to mounting folding legs on my murphy bed and mounting fake light lamps as a decoration to hide the leg itself. This is precisely what I was looking for.

I installed using the screws provided, but when I tried to fold the leg, it ripped the two screws closest to the fulcrum point out of the table top and bent the hinge where the other two screws were screwed into the table top. Yes, I did unlock the hinge before I tried to fold the leg. These hinges are just too stiff. OK, I finally figured this out. In their last picture, they have an arrow with the words "Press to fold". The problem is the arrow is pointing in the wrong direction. If you press in the opposite direction, it works. I also had a problem with the provided screws: the head popped off one of the screws as I drove it into particle board. I did drill a pilot hole before I attempted to screw it in, so I was disappointed in the the quality of the screws.

Good product works well

Bracket is not exact 90°. 180° and 0° are accurate

Surprisingly solid. I used them for legs of a Dias (stage) only challenge was that if you have long lengs, they prevented it from locking shut (about 20 inches) At one point I tipped the stage onto a leg and the screws pulled out of the wood rather than these units being damaged.

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Product was very difficult to open/close while holding 1/2 of a 3/4" sheet of plywood in the horizontal position. Excellent product, just not appropriate for my application.