FlexiMount foldable stainless steel brackets

The wall bracket folds in – and the space is gone again.

You screw a shelf to the wall, load it up – and half a year later the paint peels, the bracket wobbles, and the trust is gone. The FlexiMount™ folding brackets are made entirely of brushed 304 stainless steel without coating and without a spring. With a long lever press, the bracket folds flat against the wall – and locks firmly at 90° when needed. The table, workbench, or shelf supports up to 250 kg per pair and remains completely stable.

Advantages

• No more replacements: Cheap painted brackets rust, peel, and lose spring tension – with FlexiMount™ brackets made of 304 stainless steel, you never have to buy replacements or drill new holes again.
• Wall space instantly regained: Press the lever once and the bracket lies flat – the space in the kitchen, garage, bathroom, or balcony is immediately fully available again without disassembly.
• No more doubts when loading: The friction-slide hinge locks at 90° without a spring and holds securely even after thousands of folds – no sagging, creaking, or unexpected folding under load.

Specifications

• Material: 304 stainless steel, brushed, uncoated
• Available sizes: 20 cm / 25 cm / 30 cm / 35 cm
• Color options: Silver, white, black
• Weight per bracket: approx. 0.37–0.60 kg (depending on size)
• Load capacity: up to 250 kg per pair (when mounted in wall studs)
• Scope of delivery: 2 folding brackets + stainless steel screws & anchors
• Hinge type: friction-slide system, springless
• Folding angle: folds in at 20°, locks at 90°

Installation

1. Mark: Locate wall anchors – both brackets must be anchored in wooden studs behind the wall to use the full load capacity.
2. Screw in: Use the supplied stainless steel screws and anchors – no additional tools or materials needed.
3. Insert & use: Place the shelf board on the open bracket arms, load it – to fold in, simply press the long lever and the wall is free.

Pro tip: Choose the bracket length to match the shelf depth – the arm length should roughly correspond to the depth of the shelf board so the weight is evenly distributed and the hinge is not stressed on one side.