Signstek 12 inch Trapezoid Metal Table Legs, Replacement Furniture Legs Set of 2 for DIY Coffee Tables, Modern Desks, Night Stands, Bench, Sofa, Heavy Duty Iron and Industrial Design, Black

After ordering 3 sets of table legs, these were perfect. They are easy to assemble, sturdy and look high end.

Sturdy. Contemporary Mid-Century black metal legs that turn table tops into new pieces! Finish is great! Alignment I found spot on! Great quality. Love the foot snap in pieces to stabilize the table. Yes would buy again.

We had a 1950s game tabletop that was orphaned from the original Haywood Wakefield sofa it came with. It had been hanging around in the shop for years and we finally decided to turn it into a free standing table and these legs were perfect! They extend from the tabletop at 90° (some extend at an angle) and are very sturdy for the 28” height. Each leg mounts with (4) 1” screws, which were too long for my 3/4” top, so I had to order shorter screws. It is a little difficult to attach the center two screws with a screwdriver, so I used an impact driver, which fit in (barely) at an angle. Marking the holes and attaching the legs took about 30 minutes.

am pleased with the purchase

I created a TV stand over dog crates. Love the legs, they were easy to attach to wood, the height is perfect and price was great

I made this computer stand/ desk for my teenager son's birthday and it came out alright. There is a slight wibble to it but that's because of the dimensions I chose (I am using my own judgement here). The quality is good/fair. The legs look to maybe be powder-coated paint so the longevity of the finish is probably excellent. I would recommend to other woodworkers but with the knsowledge that the shorter sizes work much better - strictly because again, there IS a slight wobble to it. They appear fairly sturdy. I can't remember if they came with screws but if they did I ended up using my own anyway. Four stars from me! Good product if you're looking for legs on the cheap side but remember - you obviously get what you pay for. I would order again if I needed shorter legs and if I had to remain within a very small budget... but I would not buy the 28" ones that I originally picked again. I'm only one review but I recommend shopping around with different sellers to find the best deal.

We used to have an IKEA table which worked great. However it was too big for our small kitchen/dining area. It was hard to find a table in the right dimensions for our needs. Most listings online were too big or too small. I came across these legs and decided it wouldn’t be too hard to make my own table with it.I bought a 4’ x 8’ sheet of higher end Baltic birch for $80 and cut it down to the size I wanted. I actually had enough wood to make a second table and desktop shelf organizer. I sanded the wood with 120 grit sandpaper until everything was square and even. I used the Varathane brand gel stain in the “Kona” color. I rubbed the stain in with a soft and durable shop paper towel. I rubbed it down until the excess stain was gone and the finish was even. 24 hours after I applied the stain I used a small and fine paint roller to apply Behr’s water based glossy fast dry polyurethane. I spread it evenly and every hour I did a new coat. After 3 coats I waited 48 hours for the polyurethane to dry and be hard enough to sand. I sanded it slowly and lightly with 800 grit sandpaper only in the direction of the grain. After the top felt smooth again I removed the dust with a microfiber towel and then applied a final coat of the Behr polyurethane. Let it dry for another 2-3 days and then you will have a table like mine in the picture. Super easy to do and still was cheaper than buying a new table anywhere else including IKEA.

Great product. It gave my desk a brand new look. The only issue I had was the 2 inner screws for each leg due to the middle rod placement. If was difficult to use a regular screwdriver. I also had to get shorter screws decause of my desk dimensions. But it does come with 1 1/4 inch screws.