industrial legs for table

Industrial table legs are commonly made from steel or carbon steel; some models are crafted from solid cast iron.

Load capacity varies widely by design and construction — examples range from around 300 lb for lighter legs up to roughly 2,204 lb (1,000 kg) for heavy-duty styles.

Many industrial legs include rubber or non-slip floor protectors, and some models offer adjustable feet to level furniture on uneven floors.

They are available as hairpin rod legs, X-shaped frames, square or square-frame legs, and pedestal or double-pedestal bases.

Common finishes include powder coating, varnish-coated or sandblasted surfaces; some listings specifically note rust-resistant powder coating.

Many legs include pre-drilled mounting plates or brackets (often with multiple holes) and frequently come with screws (one listing cites M4x30mm). Protective feet or floor pads are commonly provided. Installation requirements vary by product — from simple screw-on assembly to items that require drilling; some kits include the necessary screws or tools.

Top/mounting plate sizes vary by style: some hairpin plates are about 4 3/4" × 1 3/4" and 3/16" thick, while some square-style legs list a top plate around 3.9".