Durable 28 Inch Adjustable Desk Legs

Durable 28 Inch Adjustable Desk Legs 

FURNITURE LEG

PRODUCT DETAILS

FE8200 Durable 28 Inch Adjustable Desk Legs are made of heavy duty cold rolled metal with powder coating which is odorless and harmless
	The pad of durable material ensuring long-lasting use. The rough surface enhances the friction making it more stable
The diameter of the leg and mounting plate are 50 mm/2 inch respectively making it much stronger.Adjustable bottom pad makes it easy to adjust the height from 28 inch to 29 inch maximum.

INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

Tallsen Hardware is a privately-owned German branded company of home hardware business serving customers all over the world. From our humble beginnings producing a small selection of woodworking tools, we have endeavored to foster the creative spirit of our customers. While continually expanding our renowned product lines, we have broadened our scope to include kictchen hardware, living room hardware, office hardware,offering an array of products that solve everyday problems. 

FAQ

Step 1. Select your favorite style. 

It can be a very rewarding experience determining which style of furniture suits your project best. The most coveted styles of today are Mid-Century Modern, Country/Farmhouse, and Square. Classic furniture designs like Mission, French Country, Sheraton, William and Mary, and Shaker also remain a timeless choice for many homes. Additional options like straight or spiraled flutes add a touch of sophistication and charm.

Step 2. Choose your leg height.

This one is the easiest choice. Determining the best leg height depends on what you are making. Coffee table legs are typically 16'' to 18'' tall, end stand legs are often 24'' to 26'' tall, desk or dining height legs are typically 28'' to 29'' tall, and kitchen, bath, and bar legs range from 36'' to 42'' tall. The thickness of your table top will add to the total table height, so be sure to consider that as well.

Step 3. Determine your leg thickness.

An important consideration is the visual weight of your furniture. If you are building a tabletop, consider how thick the top is. Thick tops often look best with thick legs, and vice versa. Depending on the project, sometimes a thick top can go well with thinner legs. It all depends on what you find most visually appealing, and what best matches your existing furniture. Another consideration is the size of your table top. An 8 foot table top will look better with thicker legs, while a 6 foot table may look better with thinner legs.