AECOJOY 16-Inch Black Hairpin Legs, 0.375-inch Diameter, Set of 4 Heavy-Duty 2-Rod Table Legs for DIY Desks, Stands, and Benches Review

The stiletto legs are heavy and strong which gives me confidence they will easily hold a dresser. I painted the legs gold to match the details of the table. The color took on well with no bubbles. I would definitely buy again.

I made a bench by having Home Depot cut a board in half, put some blockboard underneath and added these legs. Including stain and sandpaper, the project cost me less than $40, and it looks like finished work for $150-250. I'm a bit proud of myself because I'm not a dyer. The legs are nice and strong and were easy to install.

Bench included. I really like them, but the "legs" on the ends of the legs don't stay in place when you move the bench. I wanted to add some glue or something. They're already on and I'm obsessed with looks so I shouldn't be returning them. It would be great on a rug or rug where you could use it without feet.

I ordered these for the console tables I make. I was originally going to use a different console design with different legs, but I stumbled across these legs and really liked some of the man-made photos of the tables. And those legs were the perfect height for my coffee table. I really like how they turned out and those stiletto legs gave the table a beautiful look. It was a few days late, but now it's been like a thunderstorm, so that's understandable. I wasn't originally trying to spend that…

This is excellent. I wanted a new TV stand in the bedroom. I couldn't find anything small enough so I knew I had to make my own. Two kitchen cabinet doors, a couple of 2 x 6 pieces, a purple tapestry and 16" studded legs. Later I have a nice little TV stand. Screws required. Assembly is self-explanatory. Each leg was packed in foam bags. Very satisfied and highly recommended. Especially got four for the price of one leg at hardware store or hobby lobby.

Excellent for its price and features for the intended purpose. I have a spare wood countertop I bought from Ikea to turn into a PC table and I made a small drinks fridge holder out of it and so far they have held the weight with no problem. I've cleaned the edges of the wood scraps I left with a router, stained them black using the vinegar and steel wool method, then sealed and screwed to the base and it looks fine. They're about the right height for a coffee table, although personally I'd find

I love these table legs! I went to the as-is department at my local IKEA, found a $4 piece of countertop and decided to make a coffee table out of it. I went online and found these table legs and decided to go ahead and buy them. I'm so happy I bought them! I was able to make my own gorgeous and very expensive coffee table for only $25. I had some trouble installing them, but that was only because the material I was installing these legs on was part of the countertop, so it was quite difficult…

Made a 2" live edge walnut bench as a gift, will be buying more. They are solidly made and strong enough to be used as a bench or table. They also looked perfectly aligned. Suggestions: Mark the holes carefully, squeezing them together as you mark, and use a drill press or drill guide and an appropriately sized drill bit, especially in hardwoods. Use a large drill bit to drill most of the way and finish with a large hand screwdriver to avoid stripping. A little too small and you may rip off the