SPACEEUP30" Hairpin Table Legs, 4PCS Coffee Desk Legs with Rubber Floor Protectors, 880lbs Load Capacity, Heavy Duty Black Metal Furniture Legs 3 Rods for DIY Bench Desk Dining End Table Chairs

Great legs!! Easy install and very sturdy. Get creative and have fun!

These legs were fairly flimsy for metal. I was thinking they were plastic. They are extremely lightweight and I was concerned about whether or not they could support my couch table. The other ones I ordered from another company that were a little too high and so heavy and durable believe it or not I’m much happier with these legs.

They work great for a little table that I made from a left over piece of a door, and my $30 stools that I found on fb marketplace tuckperfectly underneath. It makes a sturdy little coffee spot 😊

Originally bought a set of these from Lowe's, but needed another set and Lowe's was out of stock. The ones from Lowe's are solid metal rods bent to shape. These are metal tubes bent to shape. Big difference. The Lowe's ones are currently supporting a 15 gal fish tank. I would NOT trust these to a 5 gal tank. Thankfully they are only supporting a lamp and coasters on an end table. Overall, they're adequate for an end table, side table, maybe even a light-weight desk. I do NOT believe the "200 lb per leg" support that is advertised.

I had tried two other hairpin metal legs from Amazon and both had issues, then tried these and they were exactly as described and in great shape. No dents/damages at all. Everything came in package - screws & rubber feet - and they were wrapped well. Sturdy, easy to install and look nice!

They're pretty much what I expected for a cheap set of hairpin legs. Thin walled tube metal tack welded to the bracket. Sturdy enough for a desk. They look good, with the exception of one of the legs. I made sure that the brackets were all mounted flush and one of the legs is tweaked a few degrees off from true. We made two desks with the four pack and some L brackets for the wall on one side and luckily the bent leg ended up at the back, mostly out of sight, but if you look at the legs on one of the desks it's pretty obviously skewed a few degrees. Little bit of a wobble as a result. solid because half the desk is anchored into the wall, but still.

I like the look of it But it seems to hold up a pretty good on a heavy wood slab. I suggest adding longer screws and wood glue For extra support.

Exactly what I was looking for. Sturdy with a nice finish. Easy, easy install. Terrific product!