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This black hairpin leg is designed for DIY enthusiasts and furniture makers looking to create or restore benches, coffee tables, and desks with a modern industrial aesthetic. Featuring a durable 10mm rod diameter and a 406mm height, it provides a stable foundation for custom projects; however, please note that each purchase includes only one leg, meaning users must purchase the required quantity based on their specific furniture design.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | B2C |
Each package contains one individual leg and one foot component.
This leg measures 406mm in height.
No, mounting hardware is not included, as the required screw length depends on the thickness of your tabletop.
While sturdy, these are primarily designed for benches, coffee tables, and desks; check your total load weight requirements before use.
The rod has a 10mm diameter, providing a balance of strength and the classic hairpin aesthetic.
Ensure all mounting screws are fully tightened and the mounting plate is sitting perfectly flat against the underside of the table.
Verify that the included foot component is properly seated on the base of the leg; if missing or damaged, add a felt pad.
To install, position the mounting plate on the underside of your furniture piece and secure it with appropriate wood screws (not included). Always pre-drill pilot holes to avoid splitting the timber. These legs are compatible with most wood thicknesses but verify that your screws are not long enough to protrude through the top surface. For care, wipe the powder-coated black finish with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or steel wool, as these can scratch the finish and expose the metal to potential rust.
