IKEA - Capita Leg, Stainless Steel 6 1/4-6 3/4" (X4)

The are good sturdy stainless steel legs, easy to install with the hardware provided. You cannot find these 6" legs in the Ikea stores, just here in Amazon. These legs allow to utilize more space for storage. Roomba goes underneath with out any issues.

Worked perfectly to get my kallax unit off the ground and allow room for my Xiaomi robotic vacuum to dock. The legs work great for anything that is relatively stationery but wouldn't trust them ok chairs or beds. Pardon the wires, we just moved in to the new place and haven't set everything up yet.

I needed legs that would cost at least six times more than the $3 Ikea LACK shelf to complete my desk shelf ensemble. It was an arbitrary requirement but this shelf is a work of art itself. As I stand in the afternoon glow of my attic looking at these shiny possibly discontinued Ikea legs, I'm struck at how arbitrary my own exist feels. So these obscure requirements for Amazon internet shopping really come full circle for me. Anyway, these legs are solid. They provide a very useful amount of clearing beneath them. For me that means extra clutter on my desk but for you it could mean more.

IKEA only sells shorter legs, and since we have higher baseboards, it was awesome to find legs that fit it so we could put our pantry shelves right against the wall (and screw it so it doesn't fall!). I needed something narrow for the kitchen so ordered IKEA (BESTA) collection to use as our pantry, the legs were so easy to put on, and is sturdy enough to hold all of our kitchen items! And the best part is the legs are high enough that our vacuum goes right under it!

I really like these. I've used them on cube storage cubicles to get them off the floor. Nice industrial feel to them. Looks like a furniture piece. Easy to attach!

We screwed these legs to the underside of a small piece of white coated particle board we purchased at Lowe's. Lowe's cut the wood to our specs which was for a wide shelf the length of a desk.. After screwing the legs into the board on each corner we used the new self standing"shelf" for the backside of my son's Ikea desk. This allowed more space for his dj equipment. The equipment can get heavy and the legs are sturdy!

I used these to make a pedestal for a new 55" TV I purchased. The legs are well made, strong and look great. I used a piece of 3/4" wood that I painted and attached these legs too. Boom instant 6" pedestal that my sound bar fits underneath all for ~$30 and much stronger than some press board junk.

I needed something to lift a shelf above an office storage cabinet and these legs fit the bill perfectly. I have to prime and paint them (with metal safe spray paint), but once they're painted and protected with polyurethane, they'll be good to go! I'm attaching the legs to the shelf only since there is only one end that can be used to attach to something. That way, I can move the shelf if needed and not ruin my sold wood cabinet.