- 2 Pack Industrial Metal Furniture Legs 2 Tier 28” H x 24” W,DIY Decor Brackets Shelf,Coffee Dining Tables Legs,Desk Legs,Cocktail Table, Square Tube Leg Black

Super durable, sturdy table legs. We replaced our table legs with these and I love the look!

I saw a YouTube video by a producer who used these exact legs to build up a second mixing desktop in his home studio. I had a 39-inch long X 27-inch deep desktop built for my wife's new computer work station. These legs are rock solid! The new desktop is the most sturdy piece of furniture we own. So glad they come with adjustable leveling feet to achieve a perfectly level desktop. My only caveat with the legs is the paint job could be better. It's not the most durable finish and it's prone to showing fingerprints and stain marks. If I didn't have a deadline looming over my head to finish this new desktop I would have had them professionally painted at a body shop--or better yet--powder-coated for maximum durability. But I'm really glad these were available for my project. And my wife and I both wanted black metal legs for this project. The woodworker who built the desktop and the lower storage shelf said these are the beefiest legs he's ever used on a project, but he had the same thoughts on the paint quality. That being said, I would buy these legs again for my next project. One word of caution for new or inexperienced DIYs is don't use the enclosed screws without checking the thickness of your desktop. The enclosed screws were much too long, but I knew that ahead of time and used 3/4" screws to mount the legs to a 1-1/2-inch thick desktop. If your primary goal is sturdiness these legs have it in spades.

I wanted a simple table for my 3D printer that looked decent, as the printer is in living space, as opposed to a basement or workshop. I wanted it to be sturdy to deal with the vibration and motion of the printer, and these legs filled the bill nicely. I added a 1-1/2 thick butcher block counter top from HD, and a simple pine board across the bottom as the shelf, and viola, a very sturdy, decent looking table. I did substitute beefier screws for those that were included (I think they were #12 sheet metal screws).

I bought these legs to connect to my new computer desk. The desk is a 8ft butcher block with 3 32 inch monitors on top. The legs hold up great with no issues. They look amazing with the desk and seen to be a higher quality. Super easy to attach and adjust. I've owned for a few months now and the legs are still sturdy and strong. Would definitely recommend.

I bought these for a DIY office desk with a 72x30x1.5" butcher block desk top. They appear to be up to the task. On the plus side -- pretty low cost as I had looked at other similar legs that ran up to 3x the cost, they look very solid and the mounting plate is much better than other legs I have seen -- 0.15" thick steel plate with equal overhang on both sides (width), not cantilevered off one side, and nice look to them. On the minus side, welding quality (actually grinding of the welds) not so great, packaging could have been a bit better to avoid the one dent, and paint is not very robust. Also, I would never use the small wood screws to mount the legs but the holes are 6mm/0.25" so I am using 1/4-20 bolts with threaded inserts. The leveling feet are OK but are plastic so I may replace with something sturdier once I see how they do with the weight. Overall, a good inexpensive solution if you don't look too closely.

We used these for a desk that we had made out of solid pine. They are very nice and work perfectly.

The legs are sturdy and beautiful. The mounting holes are predrilled and there are plenty of them. It only took about 10 minutes to install the legs on the table top. Definitely recommend!

The perfect size for our gaming desk, heavy, sturdy and looks beautiful.