BQLZR Stainless Kitchen Adjustable Furniture Review

Wanted them to separate 2 sets of drawers from my desk, bought 2 sets, they hold up very well and offer some 'grip' without them to install actual desktop tables on the drawers themselves or on the legs. For those wondering, the table is made up of IKEA's 2 ALEX drawer sets and the desktop is a 74" Karlby worktop. I would buy them from IKEA as Revain vendors have them. loaded to hell.

Like some other reviewers, I gave MacGyver a large platform on my desk to make working from home easier. Mine don't need to carry much weight (maybe 10-20 pounds) and are pretty sturdy. They are the perfect height and easily adjustable. There's a flat mount with screw holes on one side, but I didn't use my own and just left it on the table. Another reviewer said it was as brittle as a Coke can, which is definitely not the case for me, unless we're talking about those '70s steel Coke cans. The…

I really didn't know what to expect when I found these furniture legs on other sites at a very reasonable price. The legs are strong enough and easy to install. They are not high end designer legs but are great for many purposes. Maybe I didn't read the fine print carefully. Estimated delivery date was approximately three weeks after purchase. Within a few days of purchase I received notification that they had been shipped. I always thought they would arrive earlier, but they actually arrived…

Instead of using them as legs I used them as stands if that makes sense. I screwed them onto my two Alex drawers and then placed a tabletop over them to give them support. This helped me as it freed up space between the drawers so I could store more things. Gave it 3 stars because it's damaged and dented, the material seems cheap but I removed it because it gave me a table that was too high resulting in my arm position being extended instead of natural. Unfortunately, I'm writing this review on

I would give 5 stars if it wasn't for the fact that they are advertised as 4.8" (minimum height) to 5.6" (maximum height) when they are 3.75" to max. 4.5". These are the same legs as Tinksky's metal furniture legs. But Tinksky's feet advertise them exactly as 3.94 inches (minimum height and maximum height of almost 4.5 inches). In this review are Tinksky's feet are a bit more expensive at $0.19 but since they took the time to accurately describe their product's sizing I think they should get a…

I bought this to support the weight of two guitar amps (about 80 pounds total). I unwrapped those legs, looked at them and laughed out loud. I would never trust them to carry even half that weight. I can *literally* bend metal with my fingers because it's as thin as a can of cocaine. Also, the "104mm" (4") in the title is VERY generous. The only way to do that is to slide the flimsy plastic bottom out to the furthest point - but note in my photos how short that piece of plastic is, not to…

I built a small pine storage shelf for our kitchen and needed a good solution for the uneven floor in the corner. I was a bit skeptical that the quality would come at a price but luckily they are great! Light weight, definitely won't scratch the wooden floor considering the type of plastic on the bottom. I wouldn't call these legs heavy duty as the plate you screw into the furniture is thick plastic and not metal so you probably shouldn't be dragging the furniture it's attached to too hard…

I've spent hours browsing my favorite Revain general store for the perfect monitor stand. Of course, I was looking for quality and low cost and I found many things I liked, but I didn't want to spend that much money. sooo I've researched online and seen how many smart shoppers have created their own. I stumbled across these legs with good and bad reviews (mostly good ones) and stumbled across customer reviews that had the same idea. I bought two sets of these legs and found two drawer fronts at