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Box lid support-right mount in statuary bronze finish with three load ratings.
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Right side mount, 35-40 Inch lbs., Lid Support
Right side mount, 35-40 Inch lbs., Lid Support Item #: 26211
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$10.99
Each
Right side mount, 45-55 Inch lbs., Lid Support
Right side mount, 45-55 Inch lbs., Lid Support Item #: 26229
In stock
$10.99
Each
Right side mount, 95-125 Inch lbs., Lid Support
Right side mount, 95-125 Inch lbs., Lid Support Item #: 26237
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$10.99
Each
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Box Lid Supports-Right Mount

Item #
GRP410_1
Rating:
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59  Reviews
Box Lid Supports-Right Mount
Box Lid Supports-Right Mount
Frequently bought together
  1. 26211 - Right side mount
  2. +
  3. 26187 - Left Side mount
Total price: $0.00
  • This item: Box Lid Supports-Right Mount $0.00
    Grouped product items
    Product Name Qty
    Right side mount, 35-40 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99
    Right side mount, 45-55 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99
    Right side mount, 95-125 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99
  • Box Lid Supports-Left Mount $0.00
    Grouped product items
    Product Name Qty
    Left Side mount, 35-40 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99
    Left side mount, 45-55 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99
    Left side mount, 95-125 Inch lbs., Lid Support
    $10.99

Lid supports prevent chest lids from accidentally slamming shut on fingers. They feature a solid brass slide with a statuary bronze finish. Available in left-side, right-side and center-mount configurations. Each configuration is available is three load ratings.


Calculating the Number and Rating of Lid Supports
Use the following formula to determine the optimal number and rating of lid supports:
Lid width (front to back) x lid weight in pounds / 2 = Inch-lbs. of support required.


Example: Using an 18" wide lid weighing 12 lbs: (18 x 12)/2 = 108. Therefore, either two 45-55 or one 95-125 Inch-lbs support would be an appropriate choice.

(1) Box Lid Supports-Right Mount
More Information
Weight 1.0000
Tech Spec
  • Allows lid to open to 85 degrees
  • Use on boxes with a 3/4" thick back.
  • Can be used singly, in pairs or in multiples of 3 or more
  • Durable statuary bronze finish
  • Includes 5/8" x #5 mounting screws
  • Sold individually
Technical Documents
Prop 65 WarningWARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Controls lid movement
Used on Shoe box (similar to toy box) Holds lid in position wherever you want. Takes hand pressure to close. Must install left and/or right based on weight of lid.
Shoe box lid in full open, note not 90*
Shoe box lid in full open, note not 90*
December 6, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Does Its Job
Does the job it was designed to do quite well.
December 5, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
They work great.
They work great
October 28, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Excellent Lid Support
I used one support for a toy box for my grandchildren. the support holds the lid in any open position. I feel my grand kids will be safe opening and closing their toy box.
September 3, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Works great!
This product works exactly as advertised. I ordered tow of the lightest duty ones for the lid I made (about 40" wide and 13 1/2" deep and they were perfect. Worked a bit stiff at first, but loosened up quickly.
April 13, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Works great
Assuming you order the correct in-lb model, this lid support works great. I found that I had to go to a heavier spring than suggested in order to have the lid be supported as advertised. I've used these supports on at least ten blanket boxes.
December 16, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Worked as shown when installed following instruction.

I am very happy with results.
November 10, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
Lid holder
The lid holder works very well. recommend to any body. will use on my next project. The rubber eraser for the sander works well also
August 9, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Spring hinge
They work as advertised. No complains.
June 12, 2016
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Bought for a toy box works great. Lid goes down smooth. Won't mash little fingers.
April 29, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
I chose this item because it was the only one I could find that was rated strong enough to support my 17 lb. x 25 in. wide Cedar chest lid.
James R L on Aug 1, 2018
Price
Tore W on Jun 29, 2018
I chose this item because it was the only one I could find that was rated strong enough to support my 17 lb. x 25 in. wide Cedar chest lid.
James R L on Aug 1, 2018
toy box
Sherry P on Jul 27, 2018
Price
Tore W on Jun 29, 2018
I built my grand daughter a cedar chest and I do not want her fingers hurt.
Rudolph S on Jun 25, 2018
redo of kids toy box - for safety
STEPHEN C on May 21, 2018
So lie would stay open in any postion
Edward L on May 7, 2018
protect my granddaughters fingers
Lynn on Apr 27, 2018
making a gift
Joletta B on Apr 23, 2018
Building a trunk
Roy P on Mar 5, 2018
I found this to be a great support for a toy box.
John S on Jan 27, 2018
To build some toy boxes
Steve I on Jan 22, 2018
Plan to put these on a trunk I recently constructed.
Melody P on Jan 6, 2018
lid support for toy box
Carl C on Dec 13, 2017
cedar chest
John T on Dec 12, 2017
Needed heavy duty support and the reviews were good.
Red Stick Woodworks on Dec 6, 2017
Reviews and FAQ were positive.
Ugo C on Nov 19, 2017
FOR BLANKET CASE
JAMES D on Nov 11, 2017
Weight limit
Brad A on Oct 12, 2017
Replacement for existing support. These appear to be an exact duplicate of the existing ones being replaced.
Alan F on Oct 2, 2017
Local Hardware store recommended you and this item.
Thomas R on Sep 29, 2017
Called for in plan.
Stuart W on Sep 13, 2017
To protect my Grand children
Jim W on Jul 25, 2017
The lid (Equine tack trunk) only has one right side support which broke. I tried hardware store but they did not have inside mount; only top mount. Thought I'd have better luck on line and I did! :) I will now be putting one on each side.
Becky R on Jul 10, 2017
so grandkids don't mash fingers
Gary F on Jun 24, 2017
Used before and worked well
Roger G on Jun 18, 2017
TO MATCH THE LEFT MOUNT
LORENZO R on Jun 5, 2017
To support a heavy lid of an antique cedar chest.
Carmen A on Mar 15, 2017
I used these before and they work great for holding up my Grandson's toy box lid
Emile V on Mar 9, 2017
quality construction at fair price
Mark G on Mar 6, 2017
To hold lid on hope chest.
Alan R. F on Feb 2, 2017
Toy box for grand kids
Bill C on Jan 29, 2017
good support
Richard K on Jan 15, 2017
Blue print called for this support
Joe P on Jan 11, 2017
for a toy box
Albert H on Jan 2, 2017
Needed to support a 36"x 60" solid wood bench lid.
David R on Dec 21, 2016
pallet wood toy box lip support
Shawn L on Dec 17, 2016
making toolbox/hope chest for great granddaughter
anita w on Dec 1, 2016
These work great. Don't underestimate the strength needed to hold up lid.
steve b on Nov 23, 2016
Looking for something to add to the toy box lid to keep the lid from falling and smashing fingers. This product had good reviews so thought I would try it.
Jeff B on Nov 4, 2016
for a repair
Dan H on Nov 3, 2016
Needed pair for heavy cedar chest lid.
Charles R on Oct 30, 2016
First ones I ordered were to light. Would not hold lid up. May I return them.
Greg C on Oct 13, 2016
making 4 toy boxes
William M on Sep 28, 2016
seemed like the right thing to do
Emily S on Sep 11, 2016
need for project
Gerald K on Sep 4, 2016
Tried several other lid supports, they all failed. Trying something new
Richard C on Aug 23, 2016
To support the lid on a antique chest.
Michael S on Aug 17, 2016
Heavy lid support needed
Robert C on Jul 15, 2016
building a cedar chest.
Charles M on May 28, 2016
Replace existing broken supports
Charles S on May 14, 2016
toy box
Sherry P on Jul 27, 2018
I built my grand daughter a cedar chest and I do not want her fingers hurt.
Rudolph S on Jun 25, 2018
I do not know the weight of board but know 16" x 35", want to know what size I need?
Keith S on Apr 10, 2015
BEST ANSWER: In order to properly calculate the strength of support and number of supports to use the lid needs to be weighed also.
will these work if the lid is attached with European overlay hinges?
Jeremy T on Nov 24, 2015
How do you install these?
Renee K on Jul 27, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Renee, just work off of the diagram on the packaging, make some small pencil marks with your tape measure onto your project, with the measurements on the package and take your time. They work very nicely... Bob
Will these rust if used for outdoor storage box?
Betsy W on Mar 22, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Actually, I'm not sure. They are steel with a coat of paint for appearance, but eventually all steel will rust. If installed properly, they will be protected from the elements under the lid, but they will be subject to humidity. I would think that they would probably outlast the box itself.
Hi, how do these hinges allow the top to close? If they're not slow-close, how does it work? I have a very heavy large cedar chest lid, that I'd like to prevent from accidentally closing. Thanks!
Jay S on Mar 24, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi,I am Leon's wife.He doesn't do computers.He used the hinge on a child's toy box.yo\Y]ou have to close the lid.You will need two of them.One on each side.He also used a piano hinge.You weigh the lid so that you no what size to get.He weighted himself and then weighted himself with the lid.The hinges are made so children don't get hurt.Hope this helps.edith
What is the center distance between the two screws that mount the lid support to the lid?
Larry S on Mar 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: On the flat mounting end the distance is 3/4 inch center to center. On the raised mounting end it is 1 inch center to center. The mounts are spaced about 5 inches apart. I have made two toy boxes with slanted lids and this has worked well for me.
measurements where hinges get mounted?
Alan L on Oct 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Mounting instructions are located at: http://go.rockler.com/tech/Side-Mount-Box-Lid-Support-Instructions.pdf
how do i get a printed instruction sheet as there was none in the packaging for lid support hinges #26237 ?
Dan D on Feb 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: These are linked in the 'Technical Downloads' section of this on-line offer.
Could this item be used on a hopper/awning window as an interesting way to open it? I would like for the window to open only about 45 degrees.
Fox M on Dec 3, 2016
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