🔩 Durable Industrial Hardware: Prescott Plastics Plastic Tubing Unleashes Maximum Performance Review

I bought a few packs and they are well made but they can really have quality control issues. I have measured the leg of my bar stool many times and got the correct measurements. They do not fit. They are always too small. The base itself is fine, but the ribbed part that catches the hole in the chair leg is too small. I ended up putting wedding foam inside to grab as the next size up is too big. Give them a try if you get stuck, but it's 50/50 they will.

The hole in the bottom of my chair legs has an inside width of 1 1/4 inches that they should fit based on the detailed description provided. I've tried pushing them by hand, banging them in with a hammer, putting them on the floor and pushing a chair on top of them. and nothing worked. Too far. There are flanges on the sides of this product that look like they need to flex, but are too rigid to flex. My chair has a shallow hole about 1/4 inch deep. If the hole was deeper, maybe they could be…

I know that tubes are identified by the inside diameter. My 1 1/4 galvanized pipe has an inside diameter of 1 1/4 and an outside diameter of 1.66. These plugs are marked with the outside diameter. Prescott 1 1/4 plugs will not fit 1 1/4 zinc plated or black tubing. In an ideal world, the description for a 1 1/4 pipe plug would be "Plug for 1 1/4 to 1 7/16 ID pipe". Outer diameter 1.50 inch. "I had hoped so. After it snaps into place, you'll need to use a screwdriver to pry off the cover…