28 inch Folding Table Legs Collapsible Metal Home DIY Furniture Legs Foldable Desk Leg with Adjustable Floor Protectors for Round or Square Table, Black, Set of 4

The shipping was very quick. The package arrived damaged and there was one bag of hardware included that had nothing to do with the installation of the legs. It was some other type of bracket and 4 screws. We needed 12 screws to begin with. The legs are not nearly as sturdy as they seemed like they would be based on the description. I didn't think that $130 was a good value at all. I probably would have considered $60 to be a good value for the quality of the item.

Happy with this purchase. Sturdy legs for the table. Glad I found these.

I use these on a 24x60 butcher block table. I use it as my home office desk. These are excellent, especially because you can angle the legs in three directions, straight, small angle, larger angle. Larger angle. I used longer screws than they gave me because I just felt they needed it. But they could be a little sturdier where they mount at the top, there's some plastic there

I used these legs to replace the original two, floor-mounted legs on my travel trailer dinette table (that also doubles as a sleeper). I broke the original table by leaning on it; the poles pulled out the screws in the base attached to the trailer floor. I removed the original bases and threw them away. After drilling and installing to the bottom of my dinette table with included screws, the folding legs need to be tightened securely by twisting several times to lock in place at 90° or 105° (15° oblique). For me it works best and is more stable at 105°. And I can still fold the legs and use the table as the base for the dinette sleeper. The folding table legs work fine but not super sturdy. However, I'd say it's dependent upon the size of the table. My table is ~37x27 and at 105° the legs work fine. Worth the money spent.

These legs were used to complete a Work Table in my garage to provide additional workspace for modest jobs. To firm up the table, I had to add some additional blocks of wood (2 1/2' x 4' plywood) - legs interface and increase table stability. These table legs made the project a lot easier, and the fact that they fold up makes the table a lot easier to store/put up when my project(s) is done. It is a good deal.