Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Gamba da Tavolo Nero, Gamba Tavolino e Scrivania in Acciaio Forma di X, Gamba per Tavolo in Metallo 720 x 600 mm con Capacità da 1000 kg per Tavolini, Divano, Mobile, Porta TV, Scrivania

J’étais très satisfaite

Unless you have a specific bent screw driver one side is almost impossible to get the screws into. Flat plate side is ok but the other side that are under the X legs have no room. I’m using longer screws because the table top is a 12ft long 3 inch thick slab of cedar. The short ones that came with the legs (I’m using under the shortest space) are difficult to tap in to start and then the ratchet can’t fit in the tiny space to tighten them. It has been quite exhausting and frustrating.

la finition laisse un peu à désiré, c'est pourquoi je retire une étoile.Sinon semble très robuste, fourni avec vis de fixation et reglage des pieds est facile

Rien à dire, livraison rapide, très bon rapport qualité prix. Utilisé pour un plateau d'environ 100kg. Je recommande ce produit.

Pour le prix, vraiment pas mal ! Alors non ce n'est pas parfait, il y a ce qui ressemble à des petites coulures de peintures (ce n'est pas lisse à certain endroits), des petites marques etc... et les soudures sont apparantes (même si on choisi noir). Mais bon, les pieds sont sous la table, c'est l'aspect général qui compte pour moi. Pour le prix, c'est ce qu'il y a de moins cher sur le net ! Sinon il faut compter 300€ minimum pour un artisan francais (contre 100€ ici).

Gamba da Tavolo Nero Gamba Tavolino e Scrivania in Acciaio Forma di X 720x600mm

Nicely welded legs. No screws or assembly needed. Metal quality is not top but seems quite good. Adjustable feets

Pieds très robustes, Les vis d’ajustement rendent néanmoins le table un peu branlantes. En les retirant et en posant directement sur les surfaces d’appui des X on supprime le problème. Très satisfait de mon achat!

The legs look great and were uniform. The legs once screwed to the table tended to wobble (about 46 inches apart), as other reviewers stated. The top plate should be wider with more screw holes on both sides would help with stability. I drilled these my self. I also installed 2" steel angle iron between the legs, attaching it inside the top V by drilling two sets of holes in each leg (one in the V and one on either flat - total of 3), on set on out edge of V and other on inside edge, for a total of 6 holes in the angle iron and each leg). I used self-tapping #14 screws, I pre-painted everything black. Came out nice and the table was rock solid.

The table legs are nice looking, great quality and good finish. I custom made a quartz table top for the table legs and used 3/4” plywood to fit inside underneath the table. I also added cross bar pieces of plywood to help support the table from shaking. It’s a lot better now but still shakes a bit. I have 2 suggestions (1) the seams in the table legs need to look seamless as I can see the welding joints at the X (2) the table is unstable even with extra supports (I have quite a bit of supports so it’s now okay but still shakes a bit). I suggest a cross bar at the joining of the X for proper support or at minimum provide the option to buy the support.