Lid Support Hinge Lid Stay with Soft Close Toy Box Hinge Supports Drop Lids of Cabinets Kitchen 40lb/2pcs

I'm surprised by the comments. I agree the directions are garbage, but the install to me was self explanatory. I could see it being a challenge for someone not mechanically inclined.I made a 2'x4' pine chest and one of these was more than adequate to hold the lid up, see my attached photo. I think the quality matches the price point. If needing something that's going to take a little abuse, like a toy box, these might not work for you, but I think they more than make the grade in most applications.

I have two chests that I wanted to make slow-close lids. The first is a large, heavy lid. After realizing that the instructions were not accurate due to it using normal hinges instead of the type they assume, I was able to get it installed and mostly working. It will stay open and start closing slowly but quickly speeds up and still slams (despite me having it extra tight). The second chest I had to go through some modifications to even fit the hinge. Once I did, the first try closing it and the hardware holding the top bent and broke despite this lid being MUCH lighter then the first! The hinge is now completely useless and I don't really trust it working with just one hinge.Overall, you get what you pay for. The first chest I did works but it still will not save any kids fingers once it starts closing. The second was just a complete and utter failure! Move on - find something else!

Have grandchildren and the large toy box has a lid the Louis X14 could use as a guillotine. Was very concerned the kids would chop off a finger or more when lifting so ordered these. Only needed one - holds the lid in place absolutely. Highly recommended.

Finally installed these. The instructions were less than useful. Even worse than most non-IKEA instructions you find out here. I managed to finagle them into place but left a bunch of extra holes that I now need to fill.The top bracket first got in the way of the lid closing since there’s no clear instruction for clearance horizontally on the lid (see pic). Then when installing the other stay on the opposite side, being even a quarter inch or less on the position of one screw made it so the stay hinge wouldn’t go beneath the lid (see pic with multiple holes drilled)! Super finicky! I probably went a little overboard drilling pilot holes for the small screws but still took a bit more work than anticipated.Install aside the quality seems pretty high. I disassembled one during install and most of the parts are metal. The small slider that allows you to reverse the open direction seems like the most flimsy part I’d worry about. It was especially confusing that the hardware for attaching the stay to the bracket was completely different from that in the Amazon posting without clear instructions (see photo: it goes screw, washer, stay, washer, bracket).If you don’t mind tinkering about these could work for you, especially if you only need to install one. Just be prepared for some headaches. At this cost though I can live with it.

I like that my trash lid will stay open now (without fall backward) because of the hinges. There were no installation instructions. The soft close only works if you can install the hinges so they pull outward when close lid. I could not do that with this lid. My hinges pull inward to close. I think it is made more for a toy chest lid.

Not flimsy very sturdy and well built

All measurements are in decimal feet. Most people don’t have a decimal feet ruler. Bolts on arms can easily be stripped. Poor metal quality. Must have one vertical surface and one horizontal surface to install. No provision for two vertical surfaces if box has recessed lid. 1/2” screws to fasten arms to box can easily be ripped out if not installed very carefully.One hinge broke after opening and closing the box about a dozen times. the screw thread pulled out of the plate holding it to the box. Wouldn't buy again.

Great hinges, durable and easy to adjust