6 Pcs 100N/22.5lb Gas Struts 10inch Cabinet Struts Cabinet Shocks Cabinet Door Lift Pneumatic Support

I’ve had these in service for three years in our travel trailer. They have worked perfectly, with good quality hardware and clear mounting instructions. I will definitely buy this brand again in the future if needed.

The shipping was average; possibly due to covid delays, but the shipper reimbursed me half if my shipping voluntarily —- extremely honest and generous. The products were on point. I needed them to hold up wood cabinet doors over 12lbs each and these air pumps do the trick. Easy to install, easy to use and feels sturdy. I am happy with this purchase, the follow through from the seller abs proactiveness about shipping abs to remedy it. I recommend this product and seller.

Works great, but measurements did not work out. The only measurements given were based on the hinge used in the diagram. I had different hinges so the pivot point is at a different location. I tried to compensate for that and the door did not open to the desired angle. Secondly now I had to do my own thing. I installed them so that the door would open to the proper angle however the strut ran out of stroke to close. After several holes in the cabinet from guessing and checking I was able to get the proper measurements and apply them to the rest. Now that they are installed, I don't know how I lived in my camper without these. After so long of holding the door up with one hand and using the other, or resting it on my head because I need both hands it's really the simple things in life you enjoy. Lastly, I ordered the 6 pcs 8" struts and installed only one per cabinet door ranging from a little over 9" tall to a little over 14" tall. Being camper cabinet doors they are pretty light weight. This allowed me to order one set, install them on all the doors, and have a spare for when one goes out.

A pain to install, and so small it limits the application. Worked for what I needed, but I have my doubts as to how long they will last, Hopefully I'm surprised.

I installed on flip up doors for a van conversion. As long as you get close to the instructions measurements, they'll work. They hold the small doors I installed perfectly, but they seem like they could hold up much larger. The small size fits out of the way

These arrived but I mistakenly didn't check them. One of six was busted on one end, but I only need 5. At issue is custom built cabinets in a finished attic space. The cabinets fit on the underside of the roof eave and the doors open up, hinged at the top. I had just finished the hinge install and getting the fit just right. Then was planning to install the gas lifts before removing all and then bringing the five doors to my glass guy to have glass panels put in In addition to very little information, pictures in a tiny "manual" show doors that function like mine. But the force required to close the piston down led to my being concerned that the force could strip the hinges (2-1/2" middle hinges, Everbuilt) right out off the doors &/or frames. I'm too worried to even attempt. Where can I find what I see people installing in bookcases or camper kitchen cabinets? Each door probably weighs less than 3 lbs.

We have kitchen cabinets whose pneumatic lifts no longer worked. We bought these Jaze struts, hoping they’d work. When we got them, the mounting hardware didn’t match ours. But my CLEVER wife just replaced the struts. Bingo! They work like a charm, and at this price a heck of a deal. A lot cheaper than replacing the cabinets. We spent the rest of the day opening and closing our “new” cabinets! I highly recommend these struts.

I had old plastic ones in my motorhome. These are strong enough to hold up my door that are pretty light. They go up ease slow smith but I hold on to them when they go down so they don’t slam. (when my husband is watching)

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