Black Steel Coffee Table Legs, 16.1-Inch Minimalist Screw-In Pair for Wood, Marble, Glass, Stone, or Concrete Tops
Black steel coffee table legs give a DIY tabletop a stable, minimalist base while leaving room to choose the top material and overall table shape. Each pair is screw-in mounted and sized at 16.1 inches high, with two length-and-width configurations for different tabletop layouts.
Flowyline Design lists these legs for wood, marble, glass, stone, and concrete tabletops. Powder-coated steel, handmade precision welding, and a stated 500 lb weight capacity support coffee table projects in living rooms, studios, offices, waiting areas, and other indoor furniture settings.
Features
- Two steel legs are included in each selectable configuration.
- Both configurations are 16.1 inches high and finished in black powder coating.
- Screw-in installation uses an attached mounting plate.
- Both configurations list a 500 lb weight capacity.
- Recommended tabletop materials include wood, marble, glass, stone, and concrete.
Specifications
- Product type: Coffee Table Legs
- Pieces: 2
- Material: Steel
- Color: Black
- Finish: Powder-coated
- Installation: Screw-in
- Height: 16.1 inches
- Model 214 dimensions: 20 inches L x 2 inches W x 16.1 inches H
- Model 127 dimensions: 8.5 inches L x 2.5 inches W x 16.1 inches H
- Model 214 attached plate: 13.4 inches L x 4.3 inches W
- Model 127 attached plate: 7.8 inches L x 4.3 inches W
- Weight capacity: 500 lbs
- Craftsmanship: Handmade precision welding
- Recommended tabletops: Wood, marble, glass, stone, concrete
- Manufacturer: Flowyline Design
Frequently Asked Questions
How many coffee table legs are included?
Each selectable configuration includes two steel coffee table legs.
What size options are available?
Choose 20 inches L x 2 inches W x 16.1 inches H or 8.5 inches L x 2.5 inches W x 16.1 inches H.
How are the legs installed?
They use screw-in installation through the attached mounting plate.
What tabletops are listed for these legs?
The source lists wood, marble, glass, stone, and concrete tabletops.