🦵 IKEA VIKA ADILS Leg 4 Legs - Sturdy Support for Your Furniture Review

I have just installed the feet and am disappointed that one of the feet has been used and the screw in it is beveled. Before installing, be sure to check the screws in the legs. The product is NOT worth the advertised price, if you live near an Ikea that stocks it is only $15-16. Consider other options before purchasing this product.

These legs are very strong. You'll get an extra 1.5 inches of extra height (give or take, I didn't measure). The legs are made of metal. (Otherwise you get screws for free) They are not as shiny as in the pictures. They feel almost soft. When you leave a fingerprint, it is very difficult to notice it.

tl:dr - legs exactly as described, not suitable for a stable table alone. Legs are what they said. Durable, solid. The problem is the physics of a good table. If you intend to use them to support a solid desktop, then don't. In any case, you will need to add cross braces to keep the table from swaying too much. Given that I have another $25-$30 on my table, I would take a different approach. Lesson learned.

If you are looking for the same legs sold at IKEA DO NOT BUY! This is not what is shown or advertised. The legs don't even match the pre-punched holes on my IKEA desk. I was very disappointed as I really needed legs for my desk for work. IKEA was unbeatable everywhere and I was very excited that I found them, only to be disappointed and upset that they weren't what they were.

The product corresponds to the description. Unfortunately for some reason they are heavily featured on Revain. As it was bought through an Ikea store I consider this a minus. Revain has better (stronger) legs for less money, but they're all 28 inches tall. Because of the Alex drawers, you will need a 27 1/2 inch leg. If you are not subject to these restrictions, I would advise you to go shopping or go to Ikea to shop. Installation is easy. But the legs don't feel very good when installed. The…

Don't live near IKEA, big hardware stores really only have wood and they are expensive. It's twice as expensive as buying it in the store, but still cheaper than the alternative. One point to note, as they are threaded/plate they cannot be 100% straight up and down, there will always be a slight angle to the legs. You can orient it so it's less visible, but that's really a problem when, like me, you're standing on each side of a square shelf and you can see the difference in angle. It's okay…