4Pcs 7.5'' Furniture Cabinet Metal Legs: Tall Sleek Tapered Leg, Brushed Nickel Finish for Kitchen, Sofa Table, Bed Review

We are pleased with these metal legs. We wanted to upgrade our small Ikea bookshelf a bit and make it more of a console table/shoe rack for our entryway and these legs add height and a nice golden touch to make the item feel right for the room. All parts included, easy to assemble. We are happy with our purchase.

After breaking my dresser legs I had to replace them. I ordered several identical legs to decide which ones I like best. I chose these because surprisingly they were more of a bronze color and when I saw them with the dresser I knew I'd rather have them a little darker than the rose gold look. We only did this today so I can't confirm the "durability" but will update this review if there are any issues. So far I'm very happy.

So overall I'm happy with them. You look great and are strong. My biggest complaint is that there was no marking or sticker to identify how the legs should be oriented when installed. They are at a slight angle and I had to measure from the leg to the edge of the mounting plate to find one edge was longer. The longer edge should be facing in and parallel to the outside edge of your furniture if it is square or rectangular. If the part is round, rotate the longer edge toward the center of the…

Great chair but no legs. What to do? Enter these handsome villains. I wanted light gold, but I like this more delicate color even more. The first photo captures the colors very accurately. I wish the screws were a little tighter for something like a chair. But I secured it with glue for extra stability. As long as people don't pull on it too hard, I think it will hold up well. Will be updated when small screws prove to be design constraints for things that need to move and support people. Hope…

They are beautiful. Nice aged brass color - not shiny and not new. Heavy, durable construction. We used them as outfit legs and Ikea Callax as record shelves. They worked great. We marked where the holes would be, drilled small pilot holes, and then screwed them in. I say "we" but my 17 year old daughter did all of this with minimal supervision. The legs aren't very slanted, giving it a nice clean look, but there's a slight slant, so make sure they're pointing in the right direction. We had to…