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[Junior24xx]

hi folks
Just wondering what people are using for folding legs on a small table like the 48" round I posted earlier.
Right now that table pictured has single folding legs from lee Valley tools. The legs suck however and are really wobbly. I removed them after the pictures and am searching for another alternative.
I need something that folds. The classic banquet legs dont fold well at all and look horrible on small tables like this.
Any suggestions?

 

[Mental Nomad]

Consider screw-in legs?

http://m.hardwarehut.com/mobile-pro...JSCvkI1cPpi0KAnNkq_6avbqbajGrw7I2DBoCGjLw_wcB

 

[abby99]

My table has removable legs that detach easily. I'm not sure of the exact brand, but they're something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Set-of-four-Flat-BLACK-TABLE-LEGS-3-1-8-Diameter-Brand-New-/260971728285

I like them so much better than folding legs.

 

[Junior24xx]

Those are both good suggestions. I was looking at similar legs at ikea. I was hoping for a foldable alternative.

 

[BGinGA]

Just fabricate brackets that mount under the table to store the legs when not attached (snap-in). Any folding leg option for a small table will be somewhat unstable.

 

[Junior24xx]

If I don't find anything suitable I'm going to the drawing board to come up with something that is foldable and stable.

 

[T_Chan]

A pedestal is ideal and you can make a round piece to mount it to which can be easily removed with a few connector bolts. The pedestal doesn't fold up but you can stick it in a closet or somewhere else.

 

[10centguitar]

go with a pedestal.