12 Inch Hairpin Legs – 4 Easy to Install Metal Legs for Furniture – Mid-Century Modern Legs for Coffee and End Tables, Chairs, Home DIY Projects + Bonus Rubber Floor Protectors

I absolutely love these! I got a super cheap ikea coffee table from letgo and did not like how low to the floor the table came. I really wanted the table and it was only $25, can’t beat that!First stop was Amazon and I didn’t need to look any further once I seen these. It instantly upgraded my coffee table. It looks brand new and everyone comments on how beautiful it looks. Looks expensive, but little do they all know!These legs were a breeze to install and are very sturdy and strong. They were packaged nicely and did not have one scratch. I highly recommend.

I love, love, love these hairpin legs! I needed to quickly construct a bench for the foot of my bed (our small dog needed a “step” up to our new & much taller bed so that she could join us for snuggling), and these legs enabled me to create an easy DIY bench in about 30 minutes! I cut some 2x4 boards to a length of 46”, joined the boards together with small pieces of wood underneath, and then attached the hairpin legs with the enclosed fasteners. Added a little paste wax finish, and done! I’ll probably pad and upholster the seat of the bench at some point, but for now, it works really well as a rustic modern bench/doggie step, and I like the way it works!The hairpin legs are sturdy and beautifully finished, and they look like they should have cost a lot much more than they did! I was also happy to recieive the included package of floor protector feet, as these usually cost between $8-$10 when purchased separately. All in all, I am thrilled! I’m now wondering what else I can easily transform with more hairpin legs!

Let me preface by saying that this is the first project like this I’ve ever made, but after not being able to find a piece that would fit my needs I decided to take a shot. At first I was thinking the legs may be on the thinner side so i originally planned on only using the bench for my potted plants; but when the legs arrived and I got to see how substantial they are in actuality, I knew that as long as my “craftsmanship” for the wood held up, the bench would work perfectly as a sitting area. The legs look beautiful, I’m extremely pleased with their construction and color and they are extremely sturdy and strong enough for my high-bench to project. I’ve sat in this thing (and I’m not small) and have set heavy pots with plants on it, and am confident that the legs will hold up for years to come.While building the table I had to use screws longer to penetrate all the wood and had to manually turn the screw with pliers at the end; while doing this I was scared of scratching the gold color off, but was so pleased to see the gold in fact did NOT scratch! I already have new projects in mind and will be buying these legs for my new projects.

We have purchased several sets of these legs and have been very pleased with the quality. They are easy to attach to whatever project you have. Heavy duty meatal. The price is reasonable for the quality of the product. I will repurchase in the future and would recommend.

We bought these hairpin legs to put on the bottom of a large, heavy set of card catalogues we have in the library of our vacation home. The card catalogues are very heavy and I worried these legs might not be able to hold the weight. We keep fossils, sand from the beaches around the world that we have visited and rocks from places we’ve traveled, so these needed to be really heavy duty, but also nice enough that they enhanced the library. Wow! Talk about value for money! The legs are really great looking, very sturdy and so easy to install! They come with all the hardware needed and even small rubber feet to put on the legs to prevent marking up hardwood floors. These are incredible value for the money!

The legs were packed really well with tons of bubble wrap. Each leg had 5 screws allocated with a rubber tip floor protector. The hairpins are very thick. These legs are needed for my new counter height workbench in the garage. The top was all ready for the legs.Connecting the legs ... I flipped over the workbench top and placed the first leg upside down. The leg stood at an angle so I had to position it so it wouldn't push the workbench away from the wall when set up. There were 4 places for screws so the extra was nice to have just in case of an oops. The screws form an "L" when put in. 2 go in straight but the middle 2 had to go in at an angle since the holes were too close to the hairpins for the drill to fit. Dumb screw hole design as this should have been very simple but wasn't because drilling at an angle is a pain ... resulting with half the screws not being flat. Grrrrrrrr. The other 3 legs went on the same way. I put the rubber tips on the hairpin ends to protect the garage floor. When I flipped the workbench around to set in place, the rubber tips blasted off into the garage requiring a search. After finding them, the rubber tips were put back on.I have no doubt that I can sit on that workbench as those legs are STRONG. The rubber tips are lame. There is nothing to keep them on as the tips just sit in them. If I move that workbench, the rubber tips will probably not make the move and need to be found. Over time, that rubber will probably degrade. Being in the garage, the lack of tips wouldn't be a big deal but on a good floor would create an issue if the item had to be moved. Having said all of this, the workbench should last for years.

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Really happy with these table legs! I bought the 20” ones to convert a filing cabinet into a side table. They are heavy and feel like good quality. Arrived in perfect condition.Because I was attaching these to metal, the hardware that came with them were not usable - I knew this going in but for anyone else doing something similar, know you will need to buy your own nuts/bolts/washers for this purpose.Because my table sits on carpet, I’ve also chosen not to use the stabilizers. I think it is pretty sturdy without them!All in all, great buy!

Es un buen producto, rígido, con muy buen acabado de pintura. Le pongo 4 estrellas porque los tornillos que me incluyeron eran para avellanado cuando las patas en sí no tienen este tipo de agujeros. También los tornillos no tienen el mismo acabado que las patas. Llegaron con algo de óxido.En general es bueno el producto. En el pasado pedí unos marca smartstand y aunque más caros se me hicieron un poco mejores, mejores tornillos y además incluían instrucciones con medidas para colocar patas en mesas redondas.