U leg - Tube Steel leg - Dining Table leg - Desk Leg - 2x2 and 1x3 - All Sizes
$50.00
Tube legs for heavy duty applications. The tube used is for structural applications so these legs are not like what you might find on other sites. The legs we are seeing made oversees have a weight of about 8 to 12lbs per leg vs our leg’s weight is double to triple this, meaning, they are strong enough for a slab or commercial use and they hold upwards of 600 lbs per leg with light duty screws and more with heavier hardware.
These modern legs are a simple and design forward choice for desks and tables.
Legs are made with 2x2 or 1x3 tube structural steel. Each leg is waxed. The plate is 1/4" thick and 4 inches wide. The price is for 1 leg. Please contact us with any questions. We can paint these for 10$ more per leg. Buyers are responsible for all shipping costs paid with exchanges and returns.
Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept cancellations
Legs bent around a tighter radius stiffens the leg and makes it more rigid whereas a larger radius nose gives the steel more room to wiggle and bounce causing a shakier table. Our legs have a thinner nose for a more stable leg.
How do I figure out where the bottom of a hairpin will end up on the floor relative to where I secure them to a table?
Multiply .144 by the size of your legs and that will give you the distance from the welds to where the bottom lines up on the ground.
Does it cost extra to ship outside of the contiguous US?
Yes, please contact us for a quote.
Why do you give tek screws aka pan head self tapping screws with every order? Why not give wood screws?
We thought of the best screw for all applications that is cheap enough to offer free of charge. Our best answer to this is the tek screw. Its self drilling so you cant strip the wood, they drill through steel so you dont always need a hole to drill in and they are cheap. We do reccomend to use these until you are able to use a good wood screw that fits your top perfectly. The screws we provide are meant to be a quick fix. The ideal screw would be a wood screw. And you would drill a pilot hole first before you secure the screw. We've honestly never had any complaints except from people who notice they are not for wood. We appreciate this feedback. Please contact us with what screw you need. We do not sell screws at this time. Thanks
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