🪑 Set of 4 Hairpin Metal Table Legs - 30 Inch Legs for Furniture Coffee Bench Dining End Industrial Table Desk with Adjustable Cushion, Black Floor Protectors and Screws - Home Soft Things, 30 inches Review

Pretty to look at for my restored black and white enamel panel. Ease of installation. Legs protect the floor. 30" was a bit bigger than I wanted for my desk and had to look for taller chairs. That's my fault because I'm measuring wrong. Be sure to measure. Ordinary chairs aren't tall enough.

as in the ad a decent price for metal legs. Absolutely worth a few bucks for the adjustable legs! A mounting plate (where the screws go) for the leg is slightly curved but still fits the design and doesn't stand out as it's under the table but will be again.

I had an old table in my garage with wobbly legs and these legs were the perfect replacement. They were easy to assemble with the screws provided, very sturdy and look good. It gives the table a new modern look and I have no complaints so far. These feet also have adjustable rubber feet for uneven floors. Good product.

I really like how they look! I just screwed them into a white IKEA countertop and now I have a solid mid-century style desk. Full recommendation! They were easy to install and feel pretty stable. They come with levelers on the bottom of each leg so you can screw on and off each leg as needed to level it on the floor. I can't wait to buy more and transform/create my own furniture.

I would give the legs 5 stars if the product was without the bent leg. One of the legs came bent. I added two photos to show how the leg is bent. I used the screws that came with the table. I pre-drilled the screw holes but two of the screws still had chipped heads. The legs are longer than the previous table legs so this is a small adjustment for us to make the table a bit taller. We love the look of the legs.

We have been using an outdoor table for takeaway, groceries and packages since the start of Covid. Our table was unfortunately shaky and we decided to upgrade. to this more durable leg insert. These legs are incredibly well suited to our needs. They are durable and strong. Now this table is solid. Since our table is slightly tilted, the adjustable legs come in handy for us. I highly recommend these legs for this purpose.

Disassembled and halved dining table my parents bought from raw wood and refurbished over 50 years ago. Very sentimental value so I just couldn't resist but it was too big for my apartment. I couldn't use the original legs so I looked for replacements. In the end, these worked out great. I used larger diameter bolts (lag bolts) and pre-drilled the mounting holes. Taken together, they're a lot stronger than I thought.

The legs arrived quickly and in good condition. I often buy heels and these were by far the best. The screw holes are easy to access (some legs require an effort to insert internal screws). But the main positive feature is the adjustable legs. Those adjustable legs are also easily worth a few bucks more, especially if you want to use wood tops like me. Leveling a table or bench is easy. I will buy more of these legs.

I had no problems fitting these feet and they look great. I'm not very practical, maybe it will help you if I explain how I installed the legs. What I needed: Finished countertop, 16 screws, wrench, drill and drill bit, tape. Really I needed everything! (Read 1 and 2 before proceeding to the hardware). I also used a pencil and ruler. 1. I measured the thickness of my countertop - I finished the Butcher Block.2 piece. I took one of the table legs to the hardware store (I chose ACE) to buy 16 tie