20 inch Coffee Table Legs

Parts Were well wrapped protecting a nice black finish. Easy to assemble and install. Screws provided for attaching to a top.

Great product: foot print can be changed by changing cross pipes with desired lengths.

Using these as legs for an IKEA countertop to make a crafting table. Looks good, but they’re actually 31” tall making the surface higher than anticipated.

I had a 4' X 2' butcher block tabletop gathering dust in my garage missing its original legs that I wanted to set up in my kitchen. Decided to give this cast iron pipe-leg kit a shot. I'm impressed. It was speedily shipped and arrived the next day. Was easy to assemble both sets of pipe-legs together -as pointed out by other reviewers, the two slightly shorter pipes are crossbeams,- before attaching to the tabletop. This entire project worked out well.

Perfect for my new table

These ended up being mostly fine. I made bedside tables out of them from offcuts of a 2" butcher block.They don't come with labels for the parts or instructions for assembly, so be careful when you unpack them to lay out the pieces and be sure you've got it right before screwing anything in. I made the mistake of not doing that and ended up having to damage the paint in the process of getting the wrong pieces unscrewed from each other. Also keep in mind that each package has 2 sets of legs total.Each single H set contains:2 longish pipes with T joints attached2 short pipes1 very long pipe4 round feetSo the set of 2 has double that number. Short pipe gets screwed into the top of one T joint pipe, then the very long pipe becomes the middle of the H.Best advice I have to assemble: first attach the very long pipe to the horizontal attachment of the first T joint pipe, then attach the second T joint pipe to the other end of the very long pipe. Then attach the short pipes to the vertical attachment of the T joint pipes. Last, put the feet on each end. Make sure you get everything as tight as you can while staying square.

Pipe is beautiful. I didn’t have any trouble with grease. The pipes are not all the same length, which is fine but I did have to switch them around because I didn’t know, haha.My one caveat: have your own screws ready because the ones that came don’t look long enough to effectively attach iron pipe to anything.

This is not all it’s cracked up to be. The only cast iron are the pipe flanges and they weren’t even flat, warped in multiple directions. The pipe isn’t any black pipe I have ever used. It has very thin walled pipe (less than schedule 20) and is black in color only. Reminds me more like electrical conduit. Pipes screw in very loosely when trying to align everything. If you want cheep, I wouldn’t even recommend using this product.