VEVOR Set of 2 Steel Table Legs, 28'' Height 30'' Wide, Heavy Duty 3.1'' Square Box Section X Frame, 28x30x3.1 Inch Black Color Industrial Country Style Metal Dining Legs

Very good quality item was as descriptive highly recommend this item and seller

I purchase an amazing “live edge” table top with no base. After much research I purchased these legs as they were just what I was looking for. After several hours of working to get the legs on the top we turned the table over to find it wax do wobbly. I could wobble the with my pinky finger. I am super concerned about the safety of the table with our small children. I was hoping to use it as our new kitchen table but do not know what to do. I guess we will need to do what another reviewer suggested and create a type of support beam for the center. My poor husband did not know what he was getting himself in to. This company should either supply a support beam or make the steel plate attachment larger for better stability.Update:The company reached out to make it right by more than funding cost of cross support beam from hardware store.

More customers pick this leg at my Live Edge Guy showroom than any other style. Good looks and sturdy. Reasonable price.

These legs are thick. They are solid. They make the bench I made for my daughter look great. However, the table still seems to rock back and forth a little. So the plate on the legs is thin so it doesn't make it for stability for a heavy table. I think this set of legs should come with mounting hardware which it did not so I took away a star.

I got the “X” shape. These are the unpainted steel with a heavy clear-coat. I am extremely surprised by the quality. Yes it is a thin gauge metal but welded well and machined accurately. I got these because they were 3” wide.The legs were wrapped generously with clear plastic, foam padding, cardboard. Extremely well protected in the shipping box.Easy to install, used lag screws to fasten to homemade desk I just completed. These legs after install, have considerable amount of weight on them. Perfect fit and great support. I didn’t use the plastic feet that legs came with since it’s on carpet.

These are low quality wobbly legs, thin welds which snap, squeak, weld lines are also visible. We had to get some made with stronger materials with a better mounting set up. Look at the picture on the left are the vevor legs vs a high quality heavy duty different manufacturer set of legs on the right. The vevor legs need at minimum a top plate where you can fasten it on all sides around the edges (like the image on the right has), but that is not offered which leads to a weaker connection to your table top creating a wobbly table. The legs on the right have a large full size top mounting plate which is thicker, more stiff with better thicker welds. Also one of our X legs is not welded square to the mounting plate; it’s an inch off square. Even large heavy duty lag fasteners will not strengthen up these legs to stop wobbling. There is no way these legs will hold their stated 2200 lbs of weight without the welds snapping. If your table is small and light these might be okay. We have them on a 100 lb table top and it is very wobbly even though we have fastened 20 heavy duty large fasteners. We have been making dining tables since 2014 and don’t recommend this design at all. They are cheap legs and you get what you pay for.

These legs look amazing!They are raw steel, so black with silver where it was polished, then clear-coated. Very farmhouse meets industrial.That being sad, they function not as amazingly. There is quite a lot of wobble. Note sure what we're going to do to correct it, or even if it can be corrected. My husband's temporary solution is to tap the leg from the bottom so that they spread outward from the center slightly, but that will only put unneeded tension on the mounting screws. Agree with another reviewer that these need a much wider mounting plate. Disappointed in the functionality of these legs.UPDATE: VEVOR was unhappy that I was unhappy. They are issuing me a partial refund while we work out how to stabilize our legs. Will update on how we manage to do that if we can.UPDATE Final: Used a 4x4 post with some mounting brackets & 6” lag bolts from the outside to stabilize between these legs through the middle. Works. See photos.My husband says inconsistencies in the measurements on each cross-member, the thin steel that was used, and the mounting plates for each being grossly too small (needs to be at least twice as deep) all played rolls in why these legs were so unstable. The most give was coming from the rocking of the legs where they mount to the top, which indicates the mount plate is too small. Putting in the brace between the two legs took out almost all of the wobble.

Great quality. Well made, simple install