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Large Lid Support

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Overview

Great for many uses, such as large boxes and display cases. Special mounting plates allow for smooth movement.

What's included

(1) Large Lid Support

Technical Details

  • Measures 9-5/8" overall
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 0.1500

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Why did you choose this?
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To hold casket lid open
Patricia J on Sep 11, 2017
Most simple item to use for what I'm doing at this moment. Also most economic compared to other places.
Luis C H on Aug 11, 2017
To hold casket lid open
Patricia J on Sep 11, 2017
redoing a makeup vanity for my daughter's birthday. needed hinges replaced
Michelle W on Aug 20, 2017
Most simple item to use for what I'm doing at this moment. Also most economic compared to other places.
Luis C H on Aug 11, 2017
Recommended
MICHAEL L on Jul 19, 2017
I needed it to complete a project
Brian S on Jul 17, 2017
looks like it is well made
James K on Jun 28, 2017
For artist pochade box I build
James S on Jun 18, 2017
Great furniture box replacement hinge!!!!
BERNARD E. S on Jun 1, 2017
Because they work better than others I used one time.
Burton L on Apr 30, 2017
to prevent lid from dropping down unexpectedly
bob d on Apr 18, 2017
used in the past
Ronald S on Apr 18, 2017
because i used it before
Leon S on Feb 15, 2017
I needed a large lid support, Rockler has it!
Harry B on Jan 12, 2017
to complete a project
Mike C on Jul 14, 2016
Can not find in a hardware store
Andy R on Jul 5, 2016
Because the slow lowering lid ones are too expensive :-)
Sean P. M on May 4, 2016
needed a large lid support, only place I could find what I needed
James B on Apr 18, 2016
perfect for my project
Robert M on Jan 28, 2016
wished I hadn't. Quality is poor
Merle Y on Jan 25, 2016
I purchased these because I needed supports that would attach to the sides of the boxes
Gary P on Dec 14, 2015
refinishing an old desk and it was just what I needed
Robert M on Oct 26, 2015
For Project Pet Caskets
Dan C on Sep 16, 2015
Mine got bent on my casket and needed a replacement.
Joshua K on Sep 11, 2015
Building a casket and had used them before. Worked very well. Thanks. Lowrey Woodwork.
Jack L on Aug 27, 2015
I am going to build and store my own casket so that will be one less burden for my wife should I pass before she does.
Charles P on Aug 12, 2015
These work well for supporting the heavy lid on the pet casket.
Keith R on Jun 29, 2015
Simple straightforward item to use on my project.
George P on Jun 27, 2015
It fit the design of the casket I'm making
Glenn B on Jun 16, 2015
I could not find anything like this locally. It was EXACTLY what I was looking for!
Richard G on Jun 9, 2015
Instead of a nightstand I will install hanging boxes along the bedside with french cleats on the wall . I need the lids to stay open when in use.
Ingrid M on Apr 18, 2015
I have used these in the past with good success. Just ordered more. They work well when covered.
Roger P on Apr 15, 2015
redoing a makeup vanity for my daughter's birthday. needed hinges replaced
Michelle W on Aug 20, 2017
Recommended
MICHAEL L on Jul 19, 2017
Does this lid support lock open?
Paul S on Feb 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: My son used this lid support to hold open the legs of a child's wooden easel when my toddler grandson kept collapsing it. So it wasn't exactly used as a lid support, but it does the job of holding the easel legs open. To answer your question, it has locked in place for his use.
I have a box type lid that weighs 21 lbs. Will one of these supports work for it or will I need two?
AmericanPatriot on Mar 14, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I would recommend two for a lid that heavy. The supports open to a few degrees more than 180 so the balance is what will keep the lid in place. Just beware of the pinch point where the supports come together to "lock". The lid supports do not have any locking mechanism just where the two halves meet at the pinch point.
I see the tech sheet on the opened position layout but what are the measurements for the closed position? Does the center come forward or go backwards to collapse the brace?
TimBo266 on Dec 8, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I installed mine where both ends are equidistant from the apex and where it folds down and to the rear when closed.
is this hinge "handed" (right or left), or is it unhanded, and can work on either the right or left side?
Joseph P on Jan 4, 2016
BEST ANSWER: since the legs screw into the holders from either side, it makes no difference at all.
Where are the directions to install?
Margaret S on Jun 7, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I didn't receive any directions, but here's what I did and the lid support and lid work fine. I built a casket. It measures about 27"wide by 43" long and 12" deep. The lid is all oak and is heavy. I supported the lid at about 80 degrees - slightly less than 90 degrees. Placing the lid support in the open or extended position (when closed the hinge point remains at the back of the box), I marked a location for the center of the screw on each end of the support equidistant on the lid and on the box from the corner. I then installed the brackets that the lid support attaches to, centering them on the marks. Attach the brackets, attach the lid support, and it should work as advertised.
can i use this for a small window that has hinges on the top when you open it doesn't stay opened?
barbara s on Aug 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Maybe, it is very sturdy. The main question is the mounting. As shown in the picture, the mounting plate is secured into the side of the lid. Does the window frame have sufficient thickness to mount from the side?
Can this support be adapted to attach to a flat lid?
James A on Aug 31, 2015
BEST ANSWER: not normally. Since the support attaches at a right angle to some wooden surface.
I have a 72 inch by 21 inch wide wood fish tank lid. I see these large lid supports but I need information on weight it holds?
John S on Nov 9, 2015

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4.2 / 5.0
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Works Just Fine
I bought the lid supports for my son to install on a child's wooden easel. His two year old would push on the easel causing it to collapse on his 4 year old sister on the other side. The lid supports (one on each side) hold it open so he can't do that, thus saving tears and possible injury.
June 17, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
The Lid is Up
Don't know why I didn't install these earlier. They were easy to install and work great. If you need a box lid to stay up these supports will do the trick.
August 13, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
It works for what it is...
It works for what it is made to do. I made a childrens toy chest and it it great because it holds the lid open so the the kids dont have to, but the only thing I dont like is that it slams shut. I would like it better if it closes slowly, but other than that its great.
January 31, 2011
This product is of very good quality,
this support is what I had in mind.
March 13, 2017
Purchased
 8 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
The product arrived I. A timely fashion and the hi he's are perfect. They are just what the doc, errr, I mean, my hubby ordeted.
May 16, 2017
Purchased
 5 months ago
It's a great product at an...
It's a great product at an even better price! I just needed a simple lid support for a jewelry box I was constructing. This definitely did the trick, and was easy to install. The only downside would be what Michael mentioned! it kind of slams shut when closing, but it stays up real nice the rest of the time.
September 16, 2012
A few days ago I received...
A few days ago I received plans for a Pet Casket from Rockler. I have made two so far, one from walnut and the other from cypress. There apparently is quite a market for this item.
July 25, 2009
Solidly built
I ordered a pair to support the lid for my large and very heavy box chest. Because of the weight I used two just to make sure and they went in exceptionally easy. Couldn't be more happy with product or the price.
January 26, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Large lid support
I have several in use n my garden train storage barn. One wanted to fall into trains path so I am given them a 4.
November 10, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Large lid support
This worked great in my application even heldup to my two grandsons 6 and 3
February 9, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced

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