TE DEUM28" Satin Black Hairpin Coffee Table Legs(Set of 4),1/2" Diameter …

I have had this record player 15 years and really never used it so I decided to make a side table. I did purchase smaller screws as recommended by the seller which was great information. This is the finished product, I am in love. I used the 16 inch hairpin legs and it is perfect!!

I bought a mid century modern inspired tv stand. The feet were wooden and looked great, but it was clear that they needed to be babied. No dragging, lift. Well, I moved and the movers broke one foot and when I went to repair it, I was able to break off the others with no effort. So I replaced them with these hair pin legs. The install took 5 minutes, the cabinet looks great, and the little dodads they provided keep the hairpin from damaging the floor.Thes legs are a quick and easy way to turn a blah old cabinet or desk into a MCM piece. I plan one getting another set to turn a nice looking walnut board into a table.

These are my second set of legs like this. They are very sturdy and have flat feet and easy to install. Screws are same color and very good quality.

These are just the greatest! I bought them in 2 different lengths, used an old outdated table that was made of solid great quality wood, hard to find these days, and made a sofa table and coffee table for us. These are so easy to install, the whole thing took less than 3 hours, counting the measuring, cutting and drilling. New furniture of incredible quality, got to reuse and extend the life of some old things which makes me happy as I try to do what I can to support sustainability. Good value all around!

When the legs came off of a coffee table we paid good money for, we were a bit distraught. Thankfully, I found these on here, and the reviews were very helpful.I agree with the people who say the screws are NOT good. The screws were a PITA to get in. Thankfully, we still had the screws that originally came with the table, and they fit just right into the legs.

UPDATE: purchased a set of 12” legs to create a stand for our record player and records. We had a damaged cube storage shelf that I turned on it’s side and attached the legs. Fairly simple process and now I’ve given the shelf a new life, and we have a dedicated space for our record player (see third photo). For this project, I used the included screws since they were shorter than the thickness of the material I was drilling pilot holes through.After a winter storm destroyed half our first floor, we had to get rid of a lot of furniture, including a dining table and six chairs. We had another dining table given to us years ago by an old co-worker that was too red for us and had a lot of water damage on the tabletop, and was relegated to the garage for donation. Well, after we got rid of the previous table, we needed something in dining space, so I decided to refinish the table in the garage. After sanding it was starting to look good, but the legs were not sturdy. I bought these hairpin legs to replace the curvy ones that were unstable and bring the table into the modern world. The screws were difficult to turn, and stripped easily. Anyone using this should use different screws to make sure they won’t strip and be too long for their project. I used wood glue to add half-inch squares of wood where I would be attaching the legs - I didn’t want to accidentally drill through the table top I’d spent weeks sanding and oiling. The legs are great and completely change the look of the table. They are sturdy and heavy, which is good since I had to place mine in a weird place since the tabletop has two drop leaf sides. Already looking to buy a few 8-inch and 12-inch legs from this same store/seller for a coffee table and record stand.

My husband and I made a coffee table for our living room. I had seen these legs on another project that I really liked. So, I found these 16" legs which work great. I plan on buying more for some side tables I want to make to match the coffee table.

Nicely made, sturdy and look great!

Legs turned out great for a steammer luggage conversion into a coffee table ! Provided hardware looked fine, but I used a Rivet tool and rivets instead to make sure the finish was flush and great !Been using the "table" as the living room centre piece for over a year now, and shows no sign of age... appart from the luggage being 50+ years old. Legs are holding up well and a great height !

This should be a 5-star review all around but I can't do it. Not because of the legs, those are great, the crappy, soft screws included to attach legs to the table. You have study, solid legs which are ideal for the project. Then they toss in these ridiculously soft, fragile screws that strip very easily. A little extra torque, a slip of the bit...the screw is almost useless. Probably why they added 4 extra screws. Good luck if you have to back them out and reattach the legs (like if you have to move). Go carefully with the screwdriver, or just buy better screws. Otherwise, a great addition to our console table.

These brought my table vision to life! Very happy with them. Reading these reviews before installing was a good call, as the suggestions to pre-drill the holes made installation easier. I would also say a smaller sized power drill would work best, it was a little tricky with a normal sized power drill to get in between the leg rods to put the screws in straight and all the way tight. Ended up having to tighten them with a hand screwdriver which was easy enough to do. Will definitely buy again!

The legs weren’t even so I had to shim my project to make it level. I always find ordering legs from bigger companies the consistency isn’t there. This has happened before with amazon legs I’ve ordered. It makes it harder to build with. The screws were useless they included. They would strip or not even go into the wood even with a pre drilled hole for it. The shipping took way longer then it’s estimated arrival day as well.

Very solid - I would agree they are "heavy duty" but beware some of the screw holes are hard to get at with with standard screwdriver as the leg is angled and prevents easy screwing for 2 of the 5 pre-drilled holes.The plastic feet help level it all out but they are too loose and they often slip out of place off the floor when you are moving or lifting your piece of furniture; pain in the @$$ but they did freshen up and raise two old beside tables that had only 4 inch stubby legs.