Sandblast Finish 3/4 x 6 Inch Heavy Duty Furniture Grade Steel Pipe for DIY Shelving and Home Decor Projects, 10 Pack

Using it for furniture I found these to be of great quality and they looked great. I built an industrial style entertainment center with these has the support legs and such. will update later with pictures. Having the ability to screw each pipe in allowed another avenue to level furniture if its not on a level surface. Would certainly buy again... and will. If there was one thing I would say was a con... there was a decent amount of machine oil still on the pieces from when they cut them. nothing that a dirty rag can't clean but make sure take care of it before putting it on objects. again that was minor otherwise I thought it was an excellent purchase and the price makes it even better.

The pipes and flanges I ordered from Brooklyn Pipe arrived quickly and well packaged. I had an issue with some of the flanges, and Brooklyn Pipe responded to my questions quickly. They even offered to send me replacement flanges, which I received promptly. Their dedication to selling quality, safe products is very impressive. They truly care about customer safety and satisfaction. The pipes and flanges I purchased from Brooklyn Pipe were perfect for my project.......high quality and very reasonably priced. Without doubt, you can order from Brooklyn Pipe and know that you are purchasing a well made product at a great price. Their customer service is second to none! Thank You, Brooklyn Pipe!!

For better or worse this is sooooooooo different than black pipe from your local hardware store. For most people doing a little side project (I got this to build a ladder for my sons loft bed) the sandblasting adds a nice finish to the product it's super clean and NOT a oily or greasy product that needs labels or cleaning.If you need to mix and match with local parts these will definitely stand out but if you get all sandblasted parts you can make something vastly different than if you just team to hardware store.The one negative I had was I decided to cut the threads deeper to aid with assembling into different size fittings and maintain a proper rectangle shape and I had to sand down the finish a bunch cut the threads. I cut my threads by hand if someone had a proper threading machine it might not be so hard. For clarity I was using 90 degree elbows for the bottom and top to connect to the sides then all the joints in the sides of the ladder were 3way "TEES". Theb every so often I used an offset 4 way that looked like a normal 3 way tee but had a 4th location in the back so I could mount the ladder to the bed but maintain a gap from the bed to the ladder for comfortable climbing. In the pictures I was experimenting with the top to see which handle style I liked. Due to ladders needing to be rigid you have to over tighten one side then loose. To start the thread on the other side. I opted to weld them after it was all mocked up but if you use the same fittings all the way down on both sides it's not necessary. I didn't want ladder mounted to the floor or the ceiling so I had one additional hurdle to climb to allow use of the 4 way offset.

I used these to build an organizer in my closet because I do not have space for a drawer.I cleaned the pipes down before installing.If you are interested in building a structure with this look, definitelyGo with these because the esthetic from the sandblast is fantastic. The result is a long lasting durable structure that looms much more expensive than the actual cost of materials.

I have written reviews for Brooklyn Pipe before, and they've been positive. This one is no different. I like the fact that their products don't come with stickers and a coat of sludge that requires soaking and grinding to remove. I usually put a coat of polyurethane on mine (for furniture, etc.), and all it takes is a good once-over with a rag soaked with acetone to prep them. The threads have always been true, the shipping is fast, the customer service is solid and the quality of metal seems to be very good. I'll keep using Brooklyn Pipe.