🔧 GeilSpace 6 Pack of 1/2" × 12" Pre-Cut Black Metal Pipe - Industrial Steel for Standard Half Inch Black Threaded Pipes and Fittings - Vintage DIY Industrial Shelving (1/2" × 12", Black) Review

These pipe pieces were perfect for the entryway table in my industrial farmhouse. I found these parts so easy to put together that I ordered more. I'm currently working on a coffee table in the same style as before. I found that using plain TSP to remove oil residue was just as effective and safe as acetone. Create, buy and enjoy.

I bought these in different lengths for a renovation project. waste of money. These tubes are thin and have thin walls. They only have short thread lengths, so you have very few adjustments to make. They have so few threads that the ones I used for the shelf brackets fall out. Also, you have to buy 20 percent more than you need because some of the pipes were poorly threaded and couldn't be used. Really crappy product. I hate.

These tubes are thin! They are made of sheet metal and connected by a seam. Their color does not match the real fittings, and the paint is peeling off. To be fair, after I painted all the pieces, they fit together well enough to make a towel rack. But they don't have the same thickness and quality as all other plumbing fittings. The nipples, elbows, t-shirts, etc. you buy will be of much better quality.

I used one of these tubes in a table lamp project I made. I chose this size and bought them because the local home center was charging $7 for each tube this size and they are not very good. I used to buy these from a home center for my clamps and they are dirty and don't look very nice even after a thorough cleaning. I was drawn to them because of the price, the cleanliness and the hope that they would look good with color. They worked great as a mediator for my lamp's wiring, lamp and…

Let me start by saying that this is one of the cleaning brands sold at Revain. 36" seems to be the longest and I can see why. I've built two cabinets with this product due to its lightness. It flexes more easily at the joints so think about how you place or load it I recommend scraping the paint off the heads with a drill and wire spider Due to the paintwork it is extremely difficult to screw other parts in and I recommend screwing them down to the bottom Holds up well after final assembly I…