Metal Table Legs for Desk, Heavy Duty Square Tube Iron, DIY Furniture Legs for Dining and Coffee Table, Computer Desk, Workbench, Meeting Room Table, 28”H x 17.7”W(Rectangle)

Looks great and super sturdy. Bought 3 sets for my work desk I made. Comes with everything needed including extra screws which is nice.

We were wanting to make a large but modern desk so we bought walnut countertop from IKEA and then plopped these legs right on. Is the perfect height and really sturdy. Everything needed to install was included and are BIG FANS of the fact it comes with adjustable feet so you can make sure it's level. 10/10 purchase.

Good quality well worth the money I paid for them. They came with levelers with good threads.

Good overall, the screws are not great quality, one of the heads sheared off and are in my opinion not long enough so I would reccommend using longer, I used #8 1/2" for my project.After fitting to my 6' long desk top, they look good but the table is very wobbly with the movement coming from the legs, it seems the base plate is probably not stiff enough to support the levering movement from the legs. I may return them if I cannot get used to the wobble.

I have an old dining table and love it, but the legs were damaged in a move. I refused to get rid of the topper so needed legs that were tall enough to put chairs under and sturdy enough to support 80 pounds of solid wood. These work perfectly.They are minimalist and psuedoindustrial looking, so they go well with my post-apocalyptic salvage aesthetic.Only down side: my table top is quite heavy and wide, and the legs are a bit narrow. The table can be tippy if you lean on it. Not a big deal on my house, but if you plan on a similar application and have small kids, get wider legs

Amazing quality! Matte black. Easy to install on wood. Solid construction. Highly recommend and I’ll be ordering more for next project. Lightweight.

I purchased this for a home-made desk - see photo. It turned out gorgeous! I only needed one and I do wish they had the option of selling just one at a time instead of as a set.

I made a desk out of a door from Home Depot, and these legs worked perfectly.