LepoHome 4 Pieces Metal Table Locks Dining Training Table Buckles Connectors Hardware Accessories - Brass Plated

just like the originals, fit same screw holes.

I used to lock the leaf on a table, super easy to install and came as described

Easy to use. No instructions included, read someone else's review to figure it out. BUT, they almost seemed used. They were dirty\greasy.

As noted by other reviewers, there are no instructions included. That makes it more difficult for some people to install. I have included several pictures of the process I used. First, I made a sketch which is shown with the dimensions I used. Then I used a 16th inch drill to touch the spots on the sketch to begin the drill in the table. Next picture shows the four spots, On the drill I marked the depth which was a little bit short of the screw length using masking tape, about 9/16 inch I believe. Also, I had to be patient with the drilling process as sixteenths drill’s tend to break and the table material was very hard. I did the table first without any leaves being careful to line up the middle line with the crack in the table. Also my sketch on one side measured the distance from the edge of the table in. That way all of the locks are placed exactly the same on the leaves and the table so they will all work whether you have the leaves in or not. This procedure worked perfect for me. Great products for the price. Also I like the idea of them sending screws, so many do not include screws.

These did exactly what I needed.

Was able to replace my worn-out table latch in minutes, and now I have spares if needed.

These are medium duty leaf locks at best but do hold our multi-leaf sections together. For the price they are okay since we rarely take the leafs out. These were installed to keep the leafs from drifting apart as they tend to do. Surprisingly, there are no instructions or templates included which would have been a big help. No help found online either. Confusing matters more, the ON-OFF arrows are backwards. It takes several trial-and-error attempts on scrap wood to get the hang of it and even then there is often a gap. I can offer these hints: Set the locking portion about 1/4 in. back from the edge and secure it first. Set the locking mechanism to the lock position. Slide the catch bar under the locking lip and angle the catch bar up a few degrees away from the locking mechanism and mark your holes so they will be slightly behind where they would be if you left the catch flat and marked them that way. There is a fair amount of "play" in the locking mechanism and moving the catch mounting back slightly permits a firmer latching. Finally, if you are almost there in terms of latching properly you simply bend the catch tab backward or forward slightly to get the desired result. I included three photos which may help explain. (If you can see it, the second picture shows the locked position but the direction arrow is pointed in the OFF position.)

Good Sturdy Table Locks

These things really work well to keep table sections tight. Not really hard to drill holes and install. Just have to turn table over and work from that side.

Achetés pour remplacer deux fermoirs d'un panneau de table: s'installe en un rien de temps et retiennent aussi bien les panneaux que les originaux.

Ces verrous sont tres facile a installer et efficace.

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