Leg Mounting Block
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Mounting block to help attach legs to furniture or table top. These blocks are helpful to attach legs with a round top to the table or furniture. 5/16" insert in center of block accepts a 5/16" hanger bolt installed in center of leg or foot. insert. 4 counter-sunk pre-drilled holes in each corner of the block for easy attachment to furniture. 1 1/4" Attachment screws included. Raises height of furniture by 3/4". These mounting blocks are not designed to be used in combination with table skirt kits.
We used these when building a foyer table! See how in the video below.
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2021-02-19 Material: Hard Maple
Leg on furniture broke off when we slid it across floor (furniture is cheaply made these days). It had those squatty bun-like legs that screw onto the furniture and the block they had originally used was cheap wood that split along the screws. So thankful to find this leg mounting block made of quality wood. Who knew these were even available. Made the fix SO much easier! Highly recommend this product!
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2020-10-15 Material: Hard Maple
Quality control of the wood blo ksisnt the same as the table legs. One of the four was unusable and needed to be replaced. Three of four had mis-shapenly drilled holes that made them look haphazardly made but didn't affect functionality..