Gets the job done

bracket is strong and lightweight.

Good product

The best brackets when using clamps.

Easy for making your own sawhorse.

Very nice and easy for making your own sawhorse. I attached some brackets on one to make it sturdy . And i put shelf on the other one

sturdy and easy to put together

sturdy and easy to put

sturdy and easy to put together

excellent saw horse brackets

Stronger than similar plastic-type saw horse brackets. More stable. Using on 2" X 6" cross beam and 2'X4" legs

Easy and fast setup

Simple Affordable

Sawhorse bracket

Easy to use for a diner. I have been using these for many years

Overall very good

Works great but the plastic tends to breakdown over time, need to replace every couple years if you will use them a lot but overall work great

Sawhorse made easy.

Just follow the instructions that came with the brackets, a few two by fours, and with in ten to fifteen minutes you have a sawhorse.

Good value, with limitations

Thoughtful, easy to use design, good instructions. Holds loads well but must pay close attention to leg positioning for safe use.

FULTON CORPORATION Pair Plastic Sawhorse Brackets

Good design, but the plastic breaks. They would be nice in metal.

Best Price from Ace!

248 Loctite on the wing nut might be in order.

excellent product..

These brackets allow you to take them sawhorse apart and store away until needed again. There offer an easy way to assemble and disassemble sawhorses. I have used these before and find them more secure than metal brackets. Sawhorses are very stable with no wobble.

Repeat Buyer

My previous one cracked, but after 10 to 20 years of use (I've head it so long I can't remember) I immediately went in srach fora replacement.

Works great!!!

These are great a TEMPORARY saw horses. Set up is quick and easy. Break down is just as fast. And when broken down they do not take up as much space.

"Excellent product, plastic--won't rust"

Excellent choice for light-to-medium sawhorse use.

Great product with one weakness

These sawhorse brackets are versatile and convenient. They allow a variety of materials to be used for the supporting surface (I've been using 2"x6" pieces 36" in length). Rather than the typical jaw-type sawhorse brackets which grip the edge of supporting lumber, these brackets produce sawhorses with a broader contact surface to support the work. I have one complaint: if you're prone to tossing your sawhorses around or over-tighten the wingnut which clamps the legs in place, the plastic body can crack, leaving the sawhorse bracket unable to hold the legs securely. I've had 8 pairs of these brackets and have had two brackets fail in 3 or 4 years, and I admit I am not overly cautious in moving and using the sawhorses. I plan to continue buying these brackets as the pros far outweigh the cons.