11 Degree Angled Leg Mounting Plates, Furniture Leg Attachment Plates Industrial Strength T-Plate M8 Sofa Legs with Hanger Bolts,Screws,Set of 4

They arrived the next day in a nice plastic box with all the hardware. I wanted them to change straight plates that were included in a cabinet. They fit the threading of the legs I had and I just had to redrill holes for these brackets. Now I feel my cabinet is more stable.

Stabilized a small vanity stool.

Bothe the screws and the threaded inserts require care not to over torque and break. Do not use impact driver to install screws. Be very careful as you approach the bottom point of the inserts, They will crack with strong hand tightening. Small quantities of replacements are not available on Amazon.

While I did have to buy attachment pieces, and they were a bit difficult to get on initially, if you have the tools and the time these make beautiful Mid Century legs. They are great for the price and very sturdy. It would be beneficial if they included the appropriate mounts for the legs. Other than that, no complaints! I recently restored my antique dresser from the 1940s and used these legs. They look beautiful!

The brackets themselves are fine but the screws they come with truly show their Chinese quality. In soft wood you may not notice a thing but in a hard wood the screws will strip and even sheer off at the head leaving you with a broken screw post in the hole. I suggest getting better screws if you choose these brackets.

These mounting plates are very well-made. They are sturdy, and the kit is designed to allow you to use them for various mounting methods. The hardware is first class. I would no hesitate to buy again. I used them to replace some old mounting plates from another manufacturer that were bent and had crimped in nuts that had come loose from the plate. These are much better than the original hardware.

Comes with no directions , i never used before wasn't sure where to put what? The bigger round screws with the hole stripped to easily..couldn't use 2 of them..I even pulled up videos and went to their web site. No video or direction on how to use...THUMBS DOWN

The inserts for the legs will pull right out of the furniture legs if mounted in pine - the inserts are tapered and don't have full threads and will NOT hold in soft wood. I drilled the recommended hole size, filled the insert hole with a two part epoxy, screwed insert into epoxy filled hole - when cured it holds very well.Product improvement - larger size inserts with FULL threads.