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Darn, just bought the silver version of these 2 weeks ago for $16 from Aliexpress. They feel super cheap, yet sturdy. Every time I move them up or down I feel like I am going to slice my fingers off. I put a box on top that I take down for use normally that weighs about 75lbs. For $10 I would definitely recommend them if you are looking for a collapsible shelf. Wear gloves.
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Going to be honest 130 lbs weight capacity is not much. Especially as that is the rating for the supports so you have to subtract your countertop weight to get the actual max capacity. I could lean on this and break it.
It comes with a 48" by 20" rubberwood top and is rated for 400 lbs, which is for the finished product so you don't subtract the wood weight from the max capacity For $100. Remember when looking at the price of this you have to factor in the wood cost which for a piece that size is likely going to run you 70-80 dollars anyways so you might as well get a kit that is going to actually be usable. Lowes also has a version of this product and the only difference is it is white brackets instead of black.
Last edited by Bigburito August 25, 2026 at 06:25 AM.
Going to be honest 130 lbs weight capacity is not much. Especially as that is the rating for the supports so you have to subtract your countertop weight to get the actual max capacity. I could lean on this and break it.
It comes with a 48" by 20" rubberwood top and is rated for 400 lbs, which is for the finished product so you don't subtract the wood weight from the max capacity For $100. Remember when looking at the prolice of this you have to factor in the wood cost which for a piece that size is likely going to run you 70-80 dollars anyways so you might as well get a kit that is going to actually be usable. Lowes also has a version of this product and the only difference is it is white brackets instead of black.
Countertop weight? This is for a shelf, and 130 lbs is a fark ton of temporary items. I wouldn't use this for a mitersaw setup, but soldering? No issues.
That said, it looks perfect for a collapsible cat-wall around my stairwell. Just collapse them when we need to move something like a mattress or a bulky laundry load.
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I actually got 3 of these that I installed in my house: https://www.menards.com/main/kitc...c-3629.htm
It comes with a 48" by 20" rubberwood top and is rated for 400 lbs, which is for the finished product so you don't subtract the wood weight from the max capacity For $100. Remember when looking at the price of this you have to factor in the wood cost which for a piece that size is likely going to run you 70-80 dollars anyways so you might as well get a kit that is going to actually be usable. Lowes also has a version of this product and the only difference is it is white brackets instead of black.
I actually got 3 of these that I installed in my house: https://www.menards.com/main/kitc...c-3629.htm
It comes with a 48" by 20" rubberwood top and is rated for 400 lbs, which is for the finished product so you don't subtract the wood weight from the max capacity For $100. Remember when looking at the prolice of this you have to factor in the wood cost which for a piece that size is likely going to run you 70-80 dollars anyways so you might as well get a kit that is going to actually be usable. Lowes also has a version of this product and the only difference is it is white brackets instead of black.
That said, it looks perfect for a collapsible cat-wall around my stairwell. Just collapse them when we need to move something like a mattress or a bulky laundry load.
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