For the discerning woodworker that is dealing with a challenging top that just will not lay flat our stabilizers are the best you can find.

**Flange height to channel cross section width ratio*(
-1.5″ or < – Channel cross section is 2″ wide

Thickness Matters:

When using a C channel stabilizer, the two most important things to consider are material thickness and flange height (the part that will inset into your table). You want to take both of these to
the max, period. The thicker your material and the taller the flange, the more effective these will do their job.

The value of using a channel stabilizer formed on a press brake versus a conventional extruded C channel is that you have a beefy radius that effectively
thickens the material at its base. You pair that radius with a beefy 0.25″ thick sidewall for your flange (the part that goes up and down) and you are going
to get the most rigid channel configuration you can get.

At Maeda Inc., we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our custom-fabricated products. Due to the made-to-order nature of our work, all sales are considered final, and we maintain a strict no-return policy.

However, in rare and exceptional circumstances where a return is approved at our sole discretion, please note that a 30% restocking and processing fee will be withheld from the total refund amount. This charge covers the labor, material handling, and administrative costs associated with the production and customization of your order.

Each piece we fabricate is tailored specifically to the customer’s specifications, which often limits our ability to repurpose or resell returned items. The 30% fee helps offset the irreversible time, materials, and effort already invested in fulfilling your order.