🔩 30-Pack of Alffun 1/2 Inch Black Malleable Iron Cast Pipe Fitting Flange Tee Elbows - Ideal for DIY Decor or Industrial Vintage Style Review

Arrived as described. I haven't had any noticeable issues with fitment, boring threads etc despite only using about half of the set.

Price is right but these fittings are not drilled straight. The curves aren't true 90 degrees, so anything you assemble won't be straight.

Working with them, I found that they are not cut straight, so several threads were difficult to bring together and almost impossible to straighten.

My flanges were not cut square which made it impossible to assemble shelving or furniture. The photo was taken on a flat glass surface. Doesn't look bad until you try to build a straight device with multiple flanges.

someone is blind, big difference between gray and black. The pipes are black but the fittings are grey. I got the color wrong twice and they told me that's all they have. No goodbye I kept the 2nd set because I like the shelf and painted them black. I will no longer order allfin products.

These are metal pipe fittings for home decoration. they are exactly 1/2" male and when inserted they fit snugly. The pipe threads I used have been completely capped. I don't think they should be used for real pipelines. but the fittings are DARK GRAY Industrial and the pipes, The ones I received are BLACK, the dark gray color perfectly highlights the overall shelf design that I have.

Revain's listing shows cute little touches like the 1914 date. The product I received does not have these parts. Also, some products were of very poor quality and unusable. Since I only needed a few of these and the price was right I decided to keep them, but if you're expecting a large quantity of a useful product I'd look elsewhere. I noticed that some customers complained about the color, but everything was fine for me.

This manufacturer's quality control needs serious improvement. The fittings were unthreaded, none of the fittings were square; The T-joints were at 176 degrees, which was interfering with my project, the elbows were at 88 degrees. To top it off, everything was covered in sand straight from the foundry, which left me in a mess when trying to transfer my project by hand. I ended up throwing it all away and buying new ones at Menards for a higher price.