Three-Rod Hairpin Table Leg for DIY Tables with a Mid-Century Profile and Included Floor Protectors

This three-rod hairpin table leg brings a classic mid-century profile to your DIY table. Its three-rod construction offers greater stiffness than traditional hairpin legs, pairing a distinctive shape with practical support for your tabletop project.

Match the leg height and finish to your design, whether you prefer a mid-century modern, industrial or farmhouse look. Each leg is sold individually and includes floor protectors. Raw steel is unfinished and needs a protective finish to help prevent rust.

Features

• Three-rod hairpin design for DIY tables
• Greater stiffness than traditional hairpin legs
• Standard 3/8-inch or heavy-duty 1/2-inch rod diameter
• L-shaped mounting plate drilled with three holes for #10 screws
• Floor protectors included with the order
• Made in Columbus, Ohio

Specifications

• Product body: One three-rod hairpin table leg
• Available heights: 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 34 inches
• Rod diameter: 3/8 inch standard or 1/2 inch heavy duty
• Construction: Steel rods
• Material and finish selections: Raw Steel, Stainless Steel or Black Powder Coat
• Mounting plate: L-shaped plate measuring 4 3/4 × 4 3/4 inches
• Mounting holes: Three holes for #10 screws
• Included accessory: Floor protectors
• Raw steel care: Unfinished; requires protection to help prevent rust
• Place of manufacture: Columbus, Ohio, USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this hairpin table leg sold as a set?

No. This three-rod hairpin table leg is sold individually. Order the number of legs needed for your table project; floor protectors are included.

What is the difference between the standard and heavy-duty versions?

The standard three-rod hairpin leg uses 3/8-inch rods, while the heavy-duty version uses 1/2-inch rods. Both retain the same three-rod hairpin style.

Does the raw steel table leg need finishing?

Yes. The raw steel hairpin leg is unfinished and needs protection to help prevent rust. Stainless steel and black powder coat are separate selections.

What mounting plate does this table leg use?

This hairpin table leg has an L-shaped mounting plate measuring 4 3/4 × 4 3/4 inches, drilled with three holes for #10 screws. Check the plate dimensions against your tabletop before choosing your legs.

Which heights can I choose for a DIY table?

This three-rod hairpin table leg comes in 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 34-inch heights. Choose the leg height with your tabletop thickness and intended finished table height in mind.