Hairpin Leg Protector Feet Coffee Review

They will NOT fit my coffee table bolts. They are advertised for 3/8" or 1/2" legs and I would be surprised if they fit 1/4" legs. Buyer Warning.

I hardly received them, I ordered a pack of 8 and only received 4. So it's really disappointing because I need them for two chairs. How well do they work. I have no idea, just received them and will update later

Don't know why I didn't look for this sooner! After moving into our new home, our coffee and dining tables wobbled a bit and we also wanted to protect our new floors. These do both! I wasn't sure if they would stop the slight wobble but it worked!

I only got them last night so I haven't put them on the end tables yet. However, they exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and appearance. They are well made, durable and beautiful! I'm really looking forward to completing my stiletto leg project!

Good product except they fall off easily. I used strong double and reverse tape to tighten the fit and tape the thin details. Still not working perfectly. Now I try it with a fixed clamp. Might try epoxy if that doesn't work but wonder if it will stick to the rubber.

I've made a few penny-leg tables and have had no problems as long as they're on carpet. I recently moved into a house with hardwood floors so I bought leg guards to protect the floors. I thought they would work well because the cleated legs are a bit larger, but the protectors still tend to slip off the legs. For now I'm saying it's a great idea, but it takes a little work to take the idea and make it fully work.

Pin table legs are of course from the last century 1950's. I have had several of these black iron legs for a number of years. Very handy when you want to quickly create a spreadsheet. In fact, the legs can take a lot of weight. Here's the problem, your foot leaves an imprint on carpet, tile or vinyl. Or, if used in the basement, there is a chance of rust stains. These tips solve this problem. A good product. 8 packs serves two tables, or if you're unlucky and knock over one or two while moving…

Essential if you have a penny-legged desk. As well as living in an old house there may be some bumps with the studs I received - after all, no manufacturing process is always 100% and I made my countertops myself so they definitely aren't perfect. . or. These "legs" helped me level the table, gave me a surface to glue my felt furniture pads to, and protected our (very old) wooden floors. Without them the table would be pretty wobbly, but now it's rock solid. As said, they are an essential…