Hairpin Legs 18 inch Set of 4, DIY Furniture Metal Table Legs Perfect for Coffee Table, Dining Table, Designer Desk, Nightstand, 3/8 Diameter Satin Black Two-Rod Mid Century Modern Style (18, Black)

I bought the legs to turn two suitcases into end tables, and it worked great.

These legs worked great for the side table I made from a burl cookie. They are sturdy and look good. My only complaint is the screws that were furnished with the legs. They are very soft steel and when I tried to snug them down two of the heads twisted right off. I had pre drilled the holes to prevent splitting too. I do recommend these legs but would suggest using a better quality screw.

Great table legs easy to install hardware was complete

Used the legs on a counter height table and they came uneven/different lengths. Thankfully my dad is quite the woodworker and was able to drill notches into the table to make the longer legs the same length as the shorter legs. Maybe you get what you pay for, but I don’t think $64 is that cheap for 4 metal legs.

Used on a couple of live edge tables and they work quite well. Ill buy again.

Customers seem to like hairpin legs these days. So I use them. Much simpler to do than mortise and tenon etc. etc.

Like everyone else here is saying, the screws that are included are trash; the one I tested began to strip immediately. Dont even bother with the screws that are included. Other than that, the legs are perfect!

These legs were just okay. One had a bent mounting piece so it wouldn’t lie flat against the furniture. I had to used some nuts and bolts to secure it to the piece as flat as possible (not provided - they give you 1inch screws). That leg was slightly shorter than the rest and made the furniture wobbly. I added a felt non-skid round on the bottom of that leg and it’s not terribly sturdy but it doesn’t wobble anymore. A lot of the black finish was chipped off and it looked used or very aggressively handled in packaging. Those parts mostly got covered up by the round plastic floor pieces they provided. Since I was mounting them to ikea furniture, the screws wouldn’t grab and I had to use nuts and bolts for every hole but that’s not their fault, just a heads up for anyone with a similar project in mind. Overall I think these legs were too expensive for the quality I received. I wouldn’t buy this brand again but I made it work well enough.

I attached these to the bottom of a couple of Ikea bookcases, to raise them up a little and make them look a little nicer. The legs are very sturdy since there are 5 possible holes to attach them. I ended up using 3 holes on each, which was enough to keep them very stable. They came packed well. My only complaint is that the floor protectors are not well suited for these, since the part that snaps on is too long relative to the tip of the legs. I bought another set of nicer-looking floor protectors.

Exactly what I needed and very sturdy