Advice on decent Folding Legs (1 Viewer)

[Werny]

I usually get the $20 legs from Lowes / Menards and have looked at splurging on the $275 legs from Rye Poker. Is there any better folding legs in the $60 - $125 range ?? any pics and suppliers link would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Werny

 

[manamongkids]

These are the legs I got installed for my table that I purchased at pro caliber poker. I love them, they seem very sturdy to me, they lock into place and also are height adjustable.

http://www.tablelegsonline.com/height-adjustable-folding-legs-pdla.html

Ive never used that table resource to buy online so cannot speak on them, but I do love the legs i have currently

 

[Dale_Doback]

These aren't folding legs but IMO they look a lot nicer. I bought them about 10 years ago and they've held up GREAT. They unscrew easily when you need to transport or store the table and the bottom has an adjustable piece that allows you to adjust each individual leg in case you take your table somewhere and there's an uneven surface.

They're $80 normally, which is what I paid for em a few weeks ago for my new table but they're on sale now for $50, which is a hell of a deal: http://www.rockler.com/black-adjustable-table-leg-set-set-of-4

While looking for the above link, I also found that they sell the same type of legs in folding style. Not sure if they're the exact same legs but they sure look like it in the picture so I may return my screw on legs and get these, which are also on sale. Normally $68 on sale for $40 (says they're out of stock til April 1 though): http://www.rockler.com/click-foldable-table-leg

I also saw the screw-on legs in silver on their site so I imagine the folding legs come in silver, too.

Edit: Just ordered the folding legs lol. Thanks for posting this thread bc I wouldn't have noticed em if you hadn't (y) :thumbsup:

 

[JTBass]

That looks like its 40 per leg......I think Ikea has something similar that could be used.

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30264301/

 

[Dale_Doback]

Yeah good call - meant to update the post after I placed my order...I still don't think $160 is a bad deal considering the screw on legs were $80 for the set. And knowimg that my last set still looks brand new after a decade.

 

[Aaron]

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bfd/5464693617.html

Anyone have experience with these?

 

[12thMan]

Search for the @Redbelly thread on here (or maybe he'll pop in here) and look for the legs Sean has on his tables. I can't remember what they are called (and someone may have already mentioned them in this thread already), but more than a few people on this forum have used them and they are excellent. Redbelly's tables are heavy and the legs are rock solid, excellent choice imo.

 

[Jeff]

Legs by Hafele ...
Post 17 here:
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/shit-ton-of-5s.10808/

http://www.kitchensource.com/hafele/brand/table-legs/folding-legs/

 

[MatB]

Legs by Hafele ...
Post 17 here:
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/shit-ton-of-5s.10808/

http://www.kitchensource.com/hafele/brand/table-legs/folding-legs/

I was looking at the Hafele legs for my next table. They look super sturdy and Hafele has a good rep for quality.

Richelieu is another one that might be a good choice. I will try and find a link.

 

[MatB]

Here's the Richelieu link, but i think i like the look of the hafele ones better.


http://www.richelieu.com/us/en/cate...-legs/folding-legs/folding-table-legs/1043946

 

[bivey]

I have the same legs as resbelly. Rockler furniture. around $100 or $110 I think.

http://www.rockler.com/folding-stac...PL&sid=V9146&gclid=CPmSiZ3rvcsCFRSFfgod3fMJiQ

Actually, they are on sale right now for $75. Great deal.

 

[Jeff]

I was on the Rockler site ... they carry the Hafele legs and they're on sale.
http://www.rockler.com/folding-stacking-banquet-table-legs

Theses legs are nice because they are not as obtrusive under the table. The verticals part is narrower and the bottom/feet have a shorter vertical rise than the standard folding leg. You don't kick or knee these legs as much as the other. Plus the look a little fancier.

 

[MatB]

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I was on the Rockler site ... they carry the Hafele legs and they're on sale.
http://www.rockler.com/folding-stacking-banquet-table-legs

Theses legs are nice because they are not as obtrusive under the table. The verticals part is narrower and the bottom/feet have a shorter vertical rise than the standard folding leg. You don't kick or knee these legs as much as the other. Plus the look a little fancier.

These are Rockler brand and not Hafele, Rockler still makes decent quality stuff though.

 

[BGinGA]

Color me stupid, but they look identical to me......

 

[MatB]

Color me stupid, but they look identical to me......

I only call you names when you call my All-in bluffs.

I would bet they are almost identical. But rockler likes to take another "high price" brand like hafele or Blum and make their own version of it. Still keeping decent quality.
Or.... they could be the same legs. Just relabeled.

 

[MatB]

Either way... same legs or not. I think i'll have to get these.

 

[72o]

Either way... same legs or not. I think i'll have to get these.

Yuuuuup! Me too.

 

[MatB]

Just ordered the Rockler folding legs. Still on sale.

And I stand corrected. These are Hafele legs. I was misinformed and Rockler does NOT make any components themselves.

 

[Rardijoh]

Rocker will match prices if you ask, they always give me the legs for the sale price

 

[Rardijoh]

Rockier legs are really solid

http://www.rockler.com/folding-stacking-banquet-table-legs

 

[k9dr]

You can also order Rockler legs on Amazon and get free shipping

 

[Tommy]

Seen these folding legs on Amazon too...

Spoiler

Pretty decent

 

[kaimat]

These aren't folding legs but IMO they look a lot nicer. I bought them about 10 years ago and they've held up GREAT. They unscrew easily when you need to transport or store the table and the bottom has an adjustable piece that allows you to adjust each individual leg in case you take your table somewhere and there's an uneven surface.

They're $80 normally, which is what I paid for em a few weeks ago for my new table but they're on sale now for $50, which is a hell of a deal: http://www.rockler.com/black-adjustable-table-leg-set-set-of-4

While looking for the above link, I also found that they sell the same type of legs in folding style. Not sure if they're the exact same legs but they sure look like it in the picture so I may return my screw on legs and get these, which are also on sale. Normally $68 on sale for $40 (says they're out of stock til April 1 though): http://www.rockler.com/click-foldable-table-leg

I also saw the screw-on legs in silver on their site so I imagine the folding legs come in silver, too.

Edit: Just ordered the folding legs lol. Thanks for posting this thread bc I wouldn't have noticed em if you hadn't (y) :thumbsup:

Rockier legs are really solid

http://www.rockler.com/folding-stacking-banquet-table-legs

I'm considering both types of legs for my new table. It is a 48" round table that came with a pedestal, but I am looking for something that will allow me to store it flat against the wall and won't have to line up the screw holes from the wooden pedestal each time (also, pedestal still leaves the table rather shaky).

Is one of these types of legs noticeably better than the other?