SMARTSTANDARD28 Inch Hairpin Table Legs, 3 Steel Rods 1/2 Inch Pipe Diameter, 800lbs Load Capacity, Mid-Century Style for Coffee Table, Side Table, Night Stand (Black, 4PCS)

Was building a new desk and really liked the look of these hairpin legs. Solidly built and easy to install. The desktop I made out of a piece of butcher block countertop so the top is very heavy.....these legs are handling it just fine. The paint is not too shiny at all. I originally was going to purchase hairpin legs from an online maker but turns out their lead time was 6 to 10 weeks. This set from Amazon is exactly the same product at a fraction of the price. Definitely recommend.

I bought some Bush Business Series Peninsula desks a few years ago to make my own "L-shaped" setup with 6 foot desks. If you know how well built those desks are and how heavy they are, as well as sturdy, then you know the layout of them and how heavy the desktop is. They weigh 110lbs fully assembled.In the pics you'll see how the base is on these desks from the factory and understand why I was a little concerned. But, what I did was literally mount each leg with the corner of the part that gets screwed into the desk with the outer portion of the original leg stands. My monitors (five of them) on the center mount (Mount-It Triple Monitor Stand w/ gas/spring retention arms) weighs around 75-85 pounds. The weight of the desktop without it's base is still around 50-60 pounds. Add on peripherals that sit on the desk as well maybe another 10 pounds and that's when I was like, "I hope the desktop doesn't cave in, in the center.Well it's been since October 2024 (today is the 10th of Jan 2025) and I've had zero issues. No worries about the desk flipping backwards with the weight. Weight distribution seems to be on point. Legs were all the right size, but these legs are 1 inch shorter than the original, so I'm one inch shorter than before. Keep that in mind if you're installing these as a replacement of upgrade to a desk that's 30 inches off the floor (measured to the actual desk underside).I may convert the other desk too. The reduced weight which was noticeable when moving the desk back into position made it well worth it alone. The now leg room I have stopped an issue with bad veins in sports damaged knees that was causing severe swelling in my feet and lower legs. So these could help with that particular health issue because you can stretch those legs out for regular, unabated, movement.

Love the metal look. Added these legs to a handmade kitchen table and they are the perfect touch of industrial for our taste. They are table height and so stable. No wobble or leans. The three bar hairpin looks elegant and yet industrial at the same time such a timeless last for years product. The thickness of the bars is nice and yet not bulky. So easy to use comes with the needed hardware we did upgrade to longer screws as it's an everyday use table, but no doubts the provided screws would have worked fine for those who choose to use them. Great table legs I'd recommend and purchase again.

Well made. Sturdy. Good price

easy to install. look great. very sturdy

Bought these to turn a hevea (rubberwood) butcher block into a desk/sewing table. I was originally going to order legs from another merchant--the products themselves were identical in price, but the other merchant wanted over $40 for shipping, versus getting these well rated table legs from Amazon with free shipping. These arrived super quickly, and were well packaged to ensure the legs didn't rub or scratch one another in transit. The product box itself (not the outer Amazon box) had a hole torn in it, but nothing was damaged or missing.The legs are pretty much exactly what they say they are. Solid, sturdy, and robust. Paint was mostly okay--one had a small ding in the paint (exposing the metal underneath) in a spot no one is going to see it, and another had a couple of very small rough bumps in the paint (put that one on the side of the table that's against a wall so no one will see/notice it). All in all though, they're a pretty good deal.The only real complaint I have is the screws. They're just garbage. First one I went to put in (after pre-drilling holes with a 1/8" bit) had the head snap off before it was even screwed in far enough to snug up to the mounting bracket of the leg. Fortunately, each leg has 5 holes, so I tossed the cheap screws that came with the legs, got some good quality ones (Hillman PowerPro 1-1/4" screws, which were what I should have started with, but they didn't match the color of the legs) out of my workshop, and things went nice and smooth after that.Are they worth the purchase? I'd say so. Just don't use the cheap screws that come with them.

I needed sturdy legs to make an accent table from a slice out of a wooden telephone pole. The piece of pole weighs about 40 pounds so needed something sturdy. These were easy to attach. I did use 3 inch wood screws rather than the ones supplied with the legs. We put a screw into every hole available (7 per leg) as we wanted it to be secure. I really like the way it turned out. I will note the little rubber feet did not stay, so I glued them on with Gorilla super glue. That did the trick. As a side note, this is for my son for a house warming gift. My son is an EMT Firefighter and was involved in a traffic accident while on an emergency call. He hit and broke this pole with the emergency response SUV he was driving. Everyone please watch for emergency vehicles when driving. He was severely injured in this accident because someone turned in front him even though his lights and sirens were on. OK...rant over!

Is an install, look fantastic. I used them for two live edge tables, one to serve dinner on in the other as a small coffee table. They look great on both, but I needed to dress up the dinner table for the holidays. Would definitely recommend