Topsair Metal Table Legs for Desk, Heavy Duty Square Tube Iron, DIY Furniture...

Awesome table/bench legs. I used them to make a coffee table with a pair of 48” 2x8s. It’s so versatile, if I put the legs a bit wider it could work as a seating bench. The legs feel light weight but very sturdy, no wobbles, cracks or creeks when you sit on it. And the adjustable feet allow the table to balance perfectly even tho the boards are slightly warped or the floors are uneven. The provided hardware is probably fine but I used my own screws that I know are really strong. (Minwax Early American for anyone wondering)

Arrived in perfect condition for a fair price, were a breeze to install, have proven much sturdier than anticipated, and make my homemade end table look like something purchased from a high-end furniture store.

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.

These brackets are very story for a lightweight workbench. They fasten well and seem to be welded adequately. Well, not the show. Yes, they definitely were more sturdier than the adventure originally came with.

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

Strong sturdy legs. Mounted to a white oak slab coated with epoxy. They are a great height for a coffee table. Not very heavy easy to set.

Legs are very sturdy and great for the price! I used them on a 3" thick piece of live edge maple about 3" long. Created a very strong and stable bench.

Minor dent

Powder coating is first class. Welding is third class, you can see the spots welded unfinished and protruding out. Balance is bad, the top plats are not straight, you would have to insert wood chips on one side just to get water level. The round bushes are also not stable, makes the table wobbly. I threw them away and used IKEA stick on bottom pads for more stability. But lost 1.5 inches of height due to that. Overall, not a bad purchase, but not worth the price. It's priced like a 5-star product but their skill/capability only allows for producing a 3-star product.

Very sturdy and easy to fix. I feel price is more.

In product preview they showed and advertised the steel feet, and I have received plastic feet for the frame, the quality is good but still little scratches and dents were there.