Do you have any struts that open to 20" and support up to 30lbs?
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Yes, the price is for a pair of struts. Mine were $28. I imagine that the price would vary by size.
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Assuming you have a large space these would work quite well. They are not small or light coming in at 22 lbs.
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It seems very sturdy for one strut on each side. I wouldn't put more than 40 pounds on it.
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They give you an abundance of springs in case of assorted sizes. I'm certain the'll have the size your looking for.
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I used 2 of these brackets, screwed into studs, with a 36 inch long 1x8 for the shelf. As configured, the shelf supports a variety of laundry detergents and supplies which weigh, in all, about 10 pounds. I would not use it to support anything that weighed more than 20 pounds. The brackets are well worth the money I paid for them. I wish I could send you a photo, but I don't know how.
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I believe the struts you selected would be adequate. I have one 35 pound strut that holds the engine cover on my in board boat which is about 2 foot by 3 foot with no problem. the more you want the door to open the longer strut you may need. also, the closer to the hinge you place the strut, the more stress that is applied to your screws. I use a couple of wooden dowls to mimic the action of the struts to be assured of the correct length and placement. Good luck.
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Would recommend you call the manufacturer or seller and tell them what you are trying to do and ask them. They were the wrong size for what we needed but they do work and are really easy to install (but we were trying to replace them, not install them from scratch). If you are trying to keep the folding table 'lifted' then it might be work but if you are just trying to brace legs to the table, then it may not be the right thing to use. Sorry I couldn't be more help. They work similar to struts/shocks on cars.
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Yes, about 3/4", the only strut that will work is the bilstein strut with 3/4" to 2" adjust. Cool thing is you can match 3/4" or level front, your choice.
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It is a sturdy unit but I definitely wouldn't go over 30 lbs. probably 20 to 25 lbs. would be a safe max. limit.
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Asking the manufacturer would probably be the best bet. I am six feet tall and weigh 200 lbs and it easily supports my weight both as a chair and step stool. Jerry B.
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i guess these are pretty much universal because it has adjustment; i used them on 20", And these works flawlessly! AWESOME sturdy product
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Could always try a hardware store or camping store they have a few good sturdy mounting brackets, just check the weight they take.
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Anderson web sight says they can handle trailers up to 30K pounds. So yes they will work for you.
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I measured the stabilus lift o matic that I sell. It is 10" long. The book says that it should support up to 20 lbs.
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I wouldn't go pass 30 lbs which is more than enough...My monitor is 22lbs! This is a solid Iboard.
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You may want to look at the LapWorks 15" Heavy Duty Swivel - LIFETIME WARRANTY - With Steel Ball Bearings for Indoor/Outdoor Use With Flat Panel Monitors and Big Screen Tv's instead. I don't own one but the description says it "can support a dead weight load of 200 lbs." Fitting the 15.9" diameter device under the 20"x20" cabinet might be a challenge; you're literally fitting a round peg in a square hole. It's their biggest one, though, so it's probably your best shot.