16" Rectangular Stainless Steel 2pc Set Heavy Duty Metal Table Legs Coffee Table Bench Credenza Feet Modern DIY Table Legs

I used these under a floating vanity and have been very pleased with them. They are heavy and have the brushed finish I wanted. Packaging and shipping were excellent.

These legs exceeded our expectations. We purchased a “floating” sink that was just so heavy, we wanted to add better support by adding sturdy legs. But they had to match the fixtures in our bathroom. We have an art deco theme and these are beyond perfect. Easy to install, sturdy, and just beautiful. Highly recommended.

No me gustaron para nada.por que pague mas de $150 por estas patas por que eran acero inoxidable y solo llevan una semana y ya están oxidadas.los vendedores son unos mentirosos y por desgracia casi nada declo que compro por Amazon me sale bueno.ya nada tiene calidad en especial estas patas de mesa que acabo de comprar y ya estan oxidadas.no le compren, miren reseñas,no cometan los mismos errores

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Overall a reliable weld and sturdy leg, however the fabricator missed two of the mounting holes - good thing we have a machine shop. If I could reach Amazon without taking an hour to do it, I'd ask for a replacement.

The reviewer M Prakash does not know many types of stainless steel are magnetic. There isn't "pure stainless steel" since they are all categorized by their microstructures and composition! There are 57 types of stainless steel standard alloys, and many of them are magnetic. This reviewer did not even buy from Amazon. Be aware! Stainless steel comes in over 57 types of standard alloy, as well as numerous custom alloys produced by stainless steel manufacturers. The composition of each type varies. Based on their metallurgical properties and microstructures, stainless steel can be divided into five categories: Austenitic Stainless Steels Ferritic Stainless Steels Martensitic Stainless Steels Duplex Stainless Steels Precipitation-hardened Steels The Duplex stainless steel combines austenitic and ferritic crystals, so it offers the best of both worlds and is MAGNETIC whilst also having generally greater corrosion resistance than the austenitic 304 and 316 stainless steels. Ferritic stainless steels - these steels are magnetic primarily due to the presence of ferrite, a compound of iron, and other elements. The crystals of ferrite and iron make this type of stainless steel magnetic. It is also important to note that some stainless steels with ferrite have a weak magnetic pull. Stainless steel grades 409, 430, and 439 are also known as ferritic stainless steels.

The Seller claims these to be Stainless steel but they are not Honest about it. Magnet sticks to the metal so its not O=Pure Stainless Steel.