TE DEUM4 Inch Metal Hairpin Furniture Table Legs(Set of 4),Heavy Duty, DIY Projects for TV Stand, Cabinet, Sofa, Desk etc with Rubber Floor Protectors Black 4PCS

Package arrived quicker than I expected. The legs are strong, with a good, solid weld, and paint that doesn't wipe off. I am also very pleased with the quality of screws that came with the set as they are appropriate for steel legs. They are of good quality, not the made in China crap that you toss into the trash the moment you see them because you know they'll break if you try to use them; the kind that really piss you off; the kind the makers should be ashamed of, but are not. I think all screws should be like the ones that come with these legs. Why even bother with those other ones? They're pointless. And my therapist agrees with me.

Just bolt them on. If you use three there isn't even any leveling needed. I make slab furniture and this is an easy fix for legs.

Very pleased, these were well constructed, came with very durable screws which did not strip easily. The attachment plate was designed well to accommodate a drill, and the legs themselves aligned with little variation, and were all the same length. I did notice some slight chipping on some of the paint, but it could have been my fault, I accidentally banged the legs around a bit when I was dry fitting for placement. All in all I’m incredibly happy with them, and the table we made feels very solid and durable. The price was also great! And the product arrived in a timely manner and very well packaged.

Given the price I paid ($78), I was expecting quality components. I was wrong. The legs are tubes, not rods, making them significantly less robust than standard hairpin style legs. Worse still, the included screws are absolute garbage. I attempted to put the legs on a repurposed maple-wood countertop. Even after drilling correctly-sized pilot holes, 7 of the included screws ended up with stripped head--this, despite using a screwdriver after I stripped the first screw using a drill. This is a terrible product. I probably should give it one star, but I am always a little leery of 2-star reviews, so take the second star as a sign that I am a real person who genuinely tried to get these to work. The only reason I am keeping these is that my kids desperately need another desk. Otherwise I would send them right back. (Thank you, COVID!)

I love these legs! I’ve purchased them twice for two projects (4 sets total) and would buy again if needed.- Heavy- Completely symmetrical: all 4 sets are identical- Quality material- Expensive look at reasonable cost

At the time of my purchase, these were the cheapest 28" black hairpin,1/2" diameter, 3 rod legs that I could find. I was somewhat hesistant because of a negative review about the quality. However, I'm glad that I purchased two sets. They are heavy duty and look great. At first I had hoped they came with screws, but I'm glad they did not. I picked up a pair of the self-piloting screws from Lowe's for under $2 which was enough screws for both sets. My project came out beautifully!

Our robot vacuum kept knocking over our cat food bowls, and since I already had scrap wood lying around I figured I’d just slap some legs on it rather than buying a dedicated feeding station (which often only allow for 2 bowls and we needed 3).Legs are very high quality and sturdy. I’m just using it for very light items but I’m sure you could easily use these on heavier furniture (not sure about couch? But I’m sure book shelf and dressers would hold up).My only complaint is the screws were finicky. I’m not a wood or carpentry expert. I think I used pine? I’ve had the wood a while since I made a simple shelf for our game room. Which these screws did NOT want to go in to. But I took it outside, pre-drilled the holes, and after I did that they went in alright. Some are still crooked I guess I didn’t go in far enough, but for as little weight as these will hold for me it doesn’t really matter.Overall still highly recommend. The screws are really nice and thick they just were finicky about being screwed directly into the wood. Predrill your holes and they’ll work fine.

I used these table legs to turn a deconstructed wood cable spindle into a table for my back deck. The legs are well made and very sturdy. The finish is good. My only complaint, and it's worth taking off a star, is that the legs do not come with screws. It was not easy to find screws that were large enough to fit the holes tightly but also not too long so as to come out of the top of the table once screwed in.

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!

Product is as described. Pop on feet are pretty loose but shouldn’t pop off. Pre drill for screws as hardware is easily stripped

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.

I used them to hold up a 6 drawer dresser. Looks really nice and sturdy. The screws that came with them were short and wide so I ended up using longer skinnier screws for mine.