Osring 10 Inch Hairpin Legs Solid Steel Furniture Table Leg 4pcs, Heavy Duty Hairpin Feet 3/8” Dia 2 Rods Furniture Legs Black with Protector Pads for TV Stand, Wood Table and Coffee Table

Theyre exactly what I needed and I appreciate that feet/pads for the legs were included. Perfect!

These look so much better. These nightstands originally had like a 4 inch leg. They looked tiny next to my bed. I switched out These 12 inch legs an Vala they look sleek an modern next to my bed. Could not be happier.

Working on a mini diy project or need to elevate something off the ground. These hairpin legs are perfect for you. I used them in a diy monitor riser for a Samsung G9, and they are perfect in hight and I am not worried about them failing. Only complaint, if working with wood at 3/4in I thickness, the screws are just a hair to long.

Nice legs

Great price for a great product

We added these hairpin legs to a standard white 36” bathroom vanity. Besides elevating the look of our standard, cookie cutter vanity, we used it to raise the height the vanity. We really like the height, look and sturdiness.

Found this leather ottoman on the side of the road. It was in good condition but missing legs. I found these on amazon. They’re nice and sturdy with a modern look for a great price! Glides nicely on carpet plus they come with plastic tips for hard surfaces too. 10/10

I purchased these to give my entertainment stand a mid-century modern look. It looks great! I also needed to lift the stand quite a bit so I got the 10” pin legs. They are sturdy, holding up a solid oak stand and a 52” tv with a whole bunch of stuff inside the stand.

The legs were just exactly what I wanted. They are very sturdy and look very good on my little table to hold my microwave. I am very pleased with the legs

This product is very well priced and strong, held up plenty of heavy tables, (100-200pounds) The problems you’ll find are the cheap screws that snap off at the head and difficulty screwing them in because of the angles. I’ve bought this product about four or five times and every single time I broke one or two screws off into the wood, not being able to retrieve them. Now I just buy better, thicker and stronger screws and I’m good.