PR BLK Fold Table Leg

The legs were a little wobbly. The joint where they were attached to the crossing member was not very strong.

I bought these legs for a small table I built. The table is only 32" wide and 4' long. That is about all these lags can stand. They are made of thin steel and stamped out parts. I threw the screws away and used my own. The table works for what I use it for, but these legs are not good for a table that is going to have heavy use.UPDATE: The above review was for a pair of legs I bought last year. I bought a second pair this month. The hinges are made of a softer material. Due to the yellowish tent I would guess there are more tin cans in the makeup, and they are only 3/32" thick. I gave these legs high markings because they are the lowest price on the Internet. That does not mean they are not flawed. I have years of experience in machine shops and wood shops and I still had to mount these legs on a scrap plywood board and try different layouts to get them to work right. These legs can be put on four different ways, but only one way works, so it is a bit of trial and error. First consider every part of these legs are out of square. Once you figure how they work on your practice board, you need to center the back braces (which are also out of square) on the table and screw them down. Now fold the legs down and push the inside latches against the table legs so you will know how wide apart they need to be. Mark this spot. Then stand the legs back up and square them with the table. Next, move the inside latches to the mark you previously made and screw them down. If you get everything square, these legs have good support. The plastic feet broke when I tried to put them on, so I bought 1" rubber tips and they work fine. These legs are more work then others, but they are less then half the price and they will hold a lot of weight. I have a drill press and a 6" belt sander on this table.

The product is physically a good value for the price. The shortcoming is it comes with no written instructions.Instructions would allow the installation to be correct the first time. Once installed though, the product works very well.

These table legs were a fantastic value for the price. I was hesitant at first to purchase because of other reviews that mentioned inadequate instructions. While the other reviewers were correct about that (there really were no instructions at all), I was really impressed with not only the ease of installation but also how well these worked for the price. A few common sense measurements using a pencil and tape measure and physically laying the components on the mounting surface before screwing down to correctly align everything was really all that's needed. Everything else is a snap. For the low price, I'd recommend these table legs any day of the week.

This product is built poorly, the riveted brackets are just off position enough to be a problem & the instructions are poor. I had a terrible time making these legs work properly. The only instructions were 2 pictures on the box & one of them was wrong. I needed these legs, so I figured out how to install them. I had to layout vertical & horizontal lines on the underneath of the table top & tweak the metal legs to conform to the layout. It was necessary to force them into position, clamp them & then I used bolts, washers & nuts instead of the woods screws as provided. I ended up with semi sturdy legs, by no fault of the manufacturer. I do not recommend this product !!!

screw holes too small, holes through legs don't match, screws so soft the strip the phillips screws holes trying to screw into the wood. the levers to lower legs are light and bent.Terrible and time consuming product trying to make it work ! I wish I had known this was from China rather than the Ohio manufacturer-shipper

I built a carpetball table for my family and used these legs. There are several reviews stating that these legs were hard to work with. I had no troubles what so ever. Everything lined up and the pictures on the box were instruction enough.

If you are looking to spend a frustrating few hours trying to figure out something which comes with no instructions, is super easy to install backwards, and with mis-aligned holes, then this is the product for you!I read some of the reviews and thought, well, I've put together furniture, I own tools, haven't had issues with stuff like this, I'll give it a whirl!Then the frustration began.Like others mentioned, no instructions. No templates, which i would've been super easy to include. But even with all that, I thought I could handle it. The first time I tried to install the lets, I thought I was on the right track, and the leg seemed sturdy and would fold down... but only to about 30 degrees, not all the way. Turns out, I installed them backwards. There's no real indication which way is what, so easy mistake to make. Unscrewed, turned around, remounted, things looking on the up and up. Then I got to the point of attaching the "feet" to the legs. These install with a bolt and appear they are supposed to thread into a hole... only problem was, the holes didn't match up, so trying to tighten the screw it would just stop at some point and nothing you could do. I kept thinking this was a problem with how I'd aligned the brackets, so I kept trying different things, whacking with hammers, trying to twist, etc. to no avail, there was no aligning of the holes. Finally after I was about ready to throw some tools, I decided to just drill through the hole and through the threaded part to make the hole big enough to just mount the bolt through. I feel like this probably sacrificed some of the tighteness of the legs, but I guess we'll see, it was the only way to make it work.So, why three stars? A few things - the price is reasonable. And once I did finally get them installed, it did improve the stability of the table I was working with and hopefully will hold up for a number of years... too early to say so far though. It did at least come with all the necessary parts and I didn't have to buy any additional bolts, etc.