POWERTEC Drop Leaf Table Supports – Set of 2, Silver Metal Table Bracket Support, Strong & Stable Drop Leaf Support, Holds 50lbs Each - Premium Steel, Burr Free Profile & Zinc Coated Finish - 71426

I use these supports for drop leaf sofa/entry tables. They work great and are easy to install. Just a warning - the table has to be AT LEAST 16" wide or these supports will be too long.

These work great. Held the leaf sturdy. I used 2. If not enough room underneath, just install the sleeve without the arm. Then slide in the arm in after the leaf is up. There's a little nub that holds the arm into the sleeve. Just file it down to remove the arm.

I guess it is a problem with the switch on one of the two lights in the set -- my preference would be to have them be "off" until I turn them "on", but there is also a "motion activated" setting. I have both of mine set to "off" but one of them flicks on by itself anyway. I've fiddled with it plenty but can't figure it out. Not a big deal, but it needs to be charged more often. Otherwise, they are pretty cool -- easy to install the magnetic strip under the kitchen cabinet, easy to use, provide a good amount of light. Handy in case of power outage, too.

I had purchased an electric lift massage table that was too short for any of my taller clients. After making an extension, I needed to have a way to attach it to the table, and be able to fold it out of the way so I can work on shorter clients more comfortably. I used some cabinet hinges that would go to 180 degrees. But, I needed something that would float on the bottom of the table (not on the legs, since they go up and down) and this was perfect! They will hold up to 100 pounds together, slide out of the way, and allow it to fold out of place.

I built a drop leaf dining table and used these. They are working fine some 6 months later.

Held table leaf flat and tight

was in to big of hury. had company when trying to set up saws.

These work surprisingly well. When I first unboxed them I thought they were junk because there was so much slop/play in the pull-out arms. It turns out that is by design, as the throat is angled upwards, and at full extension the arms sag down a little - and the two cancel each other out!!! I used them for a laundry room folding countertop - I couldn't have the countertop 30" deep because that would not leave enough room to stand in front of washer, so drop leaf to the rescue.