Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hairpin Table Legs 24" Black Set of 4 Desk Legs 880lbs Load Capacity (Each 220lbs) Hairpin Desk Legs 3 Rods for Bench Desk Dining End Table Chairs Carbon Steel DIY Heavy Duty Furniture Legs

I received my 22 inch hairpin table legs in an amazingly short time. The product is EXACTLY what I ordered! I have absolutely nothing to complain about, not even the cost! I paid a more than fair price and received top quality product!

I have been using Vevor for a few years to purchase table legs for my custom-made live edge, wood tables. I have been VERY satisfied with the quality and price on the variety of sizes purchased. BIG FAN! Andrew B. Lambert Hollister, MO

I used my own short screws for my table, it’s great, coz my table top is heavy and thin.

I made some mis century modern live edge tables with these, and they look great. Sturdy, and the anti-wobble rubber feet are a nice plus.

Hollow but still pretty strong seems to be fine for table legs no issues what so ever for the price hard to bet

Love these legs, they work perfectly for the shelf I turned into a console table. The length is perfect and they were easy to install. I painted mine with gold spray paint and one coat was all they needed!

These are an excellent choice for simplicity and value. It is very convenient when building a table to simply attach accessory legs. I have not tested their load-bearing capacity but the surface finish appears very durable and uniform.

These were tough and sturdy and still work great. used to make walnut table from old slab I had.

Looks great, love the finished product, turned an old scrap piece into a cute small desk.

Had a remaining piece of butcher block from a peninsula I made, butcher block was too long for my space so my husband and I cut off a 12 inch (by 30? Inch) piece off which I made into a table thanks to these hair pin table legs. I use it to hold my herbs container pot. The only thing is that two of the holes of the leg base are in a uncomfortable position to screw or drill. Had to use the two exterior holes only instead of the four. Tried wood glue to substitute the screws but failed at it. It’s still sturdy and I won’t be putting a crazy amount of weight on it, just letting you know I had trouble with it. Maybe it’s just that I’m a rookie at drilling or it really is an awkward position. Still loved it and serves its purpose!