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What furniture legs are
Furniture legs are the legs you fix to a piece of furniture, to replace worn ones or upgrade a plain base. Ours are short, plate-mount legs in steel hairpin or tapered oak. Each is a set with a top plate that screws to a solid wood or ply frame, and screws and a build guide are included. For a glass, hollow or thin base, glue an 18 to 24mm ply pad on first, then screw into that.
Find the range for your piece
Each kind of furniture has its own range, with the heights and fitting notes for that job. For a sofa or upholstered base, see sofa legs; for a cabinet, sideboard or media unit, cabinet legs; for raising a bed frame, bed legs; and for footstools and ottomans, footstool legs. If you are building or re-topping a table instead, the table legs range covers dining, desk, coffee and bench heights.
Choosing a style
Steel hairpins give a slim, mid-century look; tapered oak is the solid-wood option. Both fix the same way, so the choice is about the look you want under the piece.
FAQ
What are furniture legs?
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Hairpin or tapered oak?
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