Buy furniture legs and supports: standardized solutions for any task

When choosing furniture, understanding standards saves time, money, and nerves. This article is a practical guide to selecting standardized solutions that fit perfectly, install easily, and last years with a quality guarantee.buy legsWhy Standardization: From Chaos to Order

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Imagine: bought beautiful wooden legs for a table. Brought home, started installing — the bolt thread is M9.5 instead of the standard M10. The table top holes are M10, and the bolt won’t fit. Return, wait, new order, another week delay. Or the reverse: the thread fits, but the bolt is 40 millimeters long, while the table top is only 25 millimeters thick — the bolt sticks out, interferes, and you have to saw it off, damaging the finish.

Standardization solves these problems. Metric threads M8, M10, M12 are common standards. Any M10 bushing fits any M10 bolt regardless of manufacturer. Standard mounting plate sizes are 60×60, 80×80, 100×100 millimeters with hole spacing of 50, 70, 90 millimeters respectively. Bought legs from one manufacturer, a year later need replacement — pick another of the same size from a different manufacturer, and everything fits perfectly.

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Without standards, every purchase is a research project. Need to measure existing fasteners with a caliper, find an exact match or close one, compare dozens of options. With standards, it’s simpler: know you need a 71 cm leg with M10 thread — find it in 5 minutes by these parameters, order, and receive a guaranteed compatible solution.

Standard sizes form a clear nomenclature. Legs for dining tables — 70–73 cm, for chairs — 38–42, for side tables — 8–12, for sofas — 10–15. Threaded fastening M10 for solid wood and plywood, mounting plates 80×80 for MDF. This coordinate system allows quick orientation, even if you’re buying legs for the first time.

Quality Guarantee Through Certification

Standardized products undergo certification for compliance with norms. GOST, ISO, European DIN define requirements for materials, load capacity, geometry. A manufacturer claiming compliance with a standard must fulfill it. This protects the buyer from substandard products.

Standardized — means receiving a product with known characteristics. Load capacity, material, finish, dimensions — all documented and verifiable. Not 'approximately withstands,' but 'guaranteed to hold 120 kilograms according to the test protocol.'

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Standard Heights for Different Types of Furniture

Dining Tables: 70–73 cm

Ergonomics determines the height of a dining table top at 75 cm from the floor for a person of average height 170–175 cm. With a standard table top thickness of 3–4 cm,
the legs should be 71–72 cm. Manufacturers produce legs of exactly these sizes, knowing that 80% of tables fall within this range.Legs for tablesAdjustable legs ranging from 68–75 cm cover the entire range from compact tables to high tables for taller individuals. A 3–5 cm adjustment range is sufficient to compensate for floor unevenness and individual height preferences.

Chairs and Stools: 38–42 cm

Chair seat height 42–46 cm from the floor — ergonomic standard. Seat thickness of 3–5 cm means leg height of 38–42 cm. This is the most common chair leg size, offered by all manufacturers in maximum variety of shapes and materials.
Bar stools for 105–110 cm high bars require legs 70–75 cm. Less common size, but also standardized — easy to find.

Bar stools for 105–110 cm high bars require legs 70–75 cm. Less common size, but also standardized — easy to find.

Coffee tables: 35–42 cm
Low tables in front of sofas are 40–50 cm high, usually 45 cm. With a tabletop thickness of 3–5 cm, legs should be 35–42 cm. Standard sizes: 35, 38, 40, 42 cm allow precise adjustment to desired final height.

Chests and sideboards: 8–15 cm
Furniture on low bases creates clearance for cleaning and protects the floor from moisture. Standard heights: 8, 10, 12, 15 cm. Eight cm — minimum clearance for cleaning cloths. Ten cm — comfortable clearance for most cases. Twelve to fifteen cm — for visually lightening heavy furniture or allowing robot vacuum cleaners (requires 9–11 cm clearance).

Sofas and chairs: 10–15 cm
Soft furniture on low, sturdy bases. Standard — 10, 12, 15 cm. Ten cm — low, stable option. Twelve cm — ideal middle ground. Fifteen cm — visually lighter, modern look.

Standard diameters and cross-sections

Round legs

• 30–35 mm — light furniture (coffee tables, decorative chests), load up to 40 kg per leg

• 40–50 mm — medium furniture (chairs, bedside tables, small tables), load up to 80 kg

• 60–70 mm — heavy furniture (dining tables, chests, sofas), load up to 150 kg

• 80–100 mm — heavy-duty furniture (large tables, heavy sofas), load over 150 kg

Square and rectangular cross-sections

• 30×30 mm — light constructions

• 40×40 mm or 40×60 mm — medium loads

• 60×60 mm or 50×80 mm — heavy constructions

Metal pipes

• Ø25–30 mm, wall thickness 2 mm — light furniture, up to 50 kg per support

• Ø35–40 mm, wall thickness 2–3 mm — medium, up to 100 kg

• Ø50–60 mm, wall thickness 3 mm — heavy, over 120 kg

These dimensions are not random — they are optimal in terms of strength-to-material-cost ratio and aesthetics. Manufacturers adhere to these standards, ensuring interchangeability and predictable performance.

Mounting locations: standard fastening

Threaded connections: metric system

M8 (diameter 8 mm)
Most common thread for light and medium furniture. Thread pitch 1.25 mm — ISO standard. A 12–14 mm external-threaded bushing screws into wood or MDF, while the internal M8 thread accepts the leg bolt. Load capacity in oak solid wood: 80–120 kg, in MDF: 50–80 kg.

Bolt length is standardized: 20, 25, 30, 40 mm. Twenty mm for thin tops 15–20 mm thick, twenty-five mm for standard 20–30 mm, thirty mm for thick 30–40 mm, forty mm for reinforced mounting in solid wood 40+ mm thick.

M10 (diameter 10 mm)
Enhanced standard for medium and heavy furniture. Thread pitch 1.5 mm. External-threaded bushing 14–16 mm, load capacity in solid wood 120–200 kg, in MDF 80–120 kg.Furniture SupportsWith M10 thread — choice for dining tables, sofas, heavy chests.

Bolt length: 25, 30, 35, 40 mm for different material thicknesses and required strength.

M12 (diameter 12 mm)
Strongest threaded connection for furniture. Thread pitch 1.75 mm. Sleeve with 18–20 mm outer diameter, load capacity over 200 kg. Used for industrial furniture, commercial equipment, and structures under extreme loads.

Mounting plates: sizes and compatibility

60×60 mm
Base size for light furniture made of particleboard, MDF, or thin plywood. Four screw holes at the corners spaced 50 mm between centers. Central hole or bolt for leg attachment. Load distribution area of 36 cm² provides 60–80 kg per support for 16–18 mm thick particleboard.

Standard screws 4×16 or 4×20 with recessed PH2 cross-head. Four screws per plate, usually 16–20 screws per plate for four legs with a reserve.

80×80 mm
Reinforced version for medium and heavy furniture. Hole spacing 70 mm, load distribution area 64 cm², load capacity 100–150 kg for particleboard, up to 200 kg for 24 mm plywood or solid wood.

Screws 5×20 or 5×25, stronger for secure attachment under high load.Buy furniture legsWith 80×80 plates suitable for sofas, large tables, heavy cabinets.

100×100 mm
Maximum size for extreme loads. Hole spacing 90 mm, area 100 cm², load capacity over 150 kg. Rarely used — for industrial furniture, shelves, workbenches.

Driven and glued connections

Conical pins
Standard diameters: 10, 12, 15 mm at base, taper 1:10 (diameter decreases by 1 mm per 10 mm length). Socket depth 5 mm deeper than pin length for full insertion. Load capacity limited to 40–60 kg, not suitable for heavy furniture.

Advantage — simple installation without special fasteners. Disadvantage — not disassemblable, loosens under repeated loads. Used in inexpensive furniture where disassembly is not planned.

Adhesive connections
Not rigidly standardized, but common practices exist. Gluing area not less than 20–30 cm², two-component epoxy or polyurethane glue for wood. Connection strength exceeds material strength — wood around the joint breaks, not the joint itself.

Non-disassemblability — main disadvantage. Suitable for stationary furniture made to order, where leg replacement is not planned throughout the service life.

Aesthetics: standard stylistic solutions

Classic shapes: beauty proven over centuries

Precision legs with profile
Alternating expansions and contractions, rounds and bulges — the language of classic furniture, standardized over centuries. Main profile elements have names and standard sizes. Astragal (narrow convex bulge) usually 5–8 mm high. Scoia (concave round) 10–15 mm. Baluster (expansion in the middle) 1.3–1.5 times the base rod diameter.

Balusters for staircaseUse the same profiles as furniture legs, creating stylistic unity. Manufacturers offer 20–30 standard profiles, from simple (two-three elements) to complex (eight-ten section transitions).

Conical legs
Simplest classic shape — smooth taper from top to bottom. Taper angle standardized: 3–5 degrees for elegant legs, 8–12 degrees for more pronounced ones. Base diameter (attachment point) 60–80 mm, end diameter (contact with floor) 40–60 mm for medium loads.

Straight cylindrical
Constant diameter along entire length — maximum simplicity and universality. Standard diameters 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 100 mm cover the entire spectrum from light to heavy furniture.wooden furniture legsCylindrical legs suit any style, from traditional to ultra-modern.

Modern minimalist forms

Metal legs with bolts
Thin steel rods 8–12 mm in diameter, visually almost weightless, but support 80–120 kg due to metal strength. Standard heights 15, 20, 25, 30, 40 cm for different furniture types. Three attachment points at 10–15 degrees from vertical create a stable tripod for tables and cabinets.

Square metal profiles
Section 20×20, 30×30, 40×40 mm from steel pipe with wall thickness 2–3 mm. Clear geometry, matte black powder coating — standard style for loft and minimalism. Heights are standard for furniture types: 10–15 cm for sofas and side tables, 40–45 cm for tables.

Industrial solutions

Wheel supports
Standardized by wheel diameter (30, 40, 50, 75, 100 mm), mounting type (60×60 or 80×80 mounting plate, M8/M10/M12 thread), presence of brake (with or without), rotation type (360° swivel or fixed). Load capacity is tied to diameter: 30 mm holds up to 25 kg, 50 mm — up to 50 kg, 75 mm — up to 80 kg, 100 mm — up to 120 kg per wheel.

Adjustable legs
Body height 80–120 millimeters with a threaded screw providing ±15–25 millimeters adjustment. Standard mounting to furniture — M8 or M10 thread, mounting plate 60×60 or 80×80. Support base diameter 40–60 millimeters made of plastic or rubber for floor protection.

Service life: durability standards

Hardwood supports

Oak, beech, ash: 50–100 years
Wood density 650–750 kg/m³, hardness 3.5–3.9 by Brinell, serves for decades without loss of strength.Oak solid wood legsWith proper treatment and use, they outlast the furniture itself — furniture is replaced for aesthetic reasons, not due to wear of supports.

Key factors of durability:

• Wood moisture 8–10% (equilibrium for residential spaces)

• Protective coating (oil, lacquer, enamel) without gaps

• Operation at temperature 15–25°C, humidity 40–60%

• Load within calculated limits (not more than 80% of maximum continuously)

Birch, larch: 30–50 years
Medium-hardwood species last less than premium ones, but with proper care, they provide a lifespan exceeding typical furniture use (15–25 years). For most projects, this is the optimal cost-to-durability ratio.

Spruce, pine: 15–25 years
Softwood wears faster — dents from impacts, scratches appear, and under high pressure, material gradually densifies and deforms. But for budget furniture, temporary use, or garden settings, this is an acceptable lifespan.

Metal supports

Stainless steel: practically eternal
Corrosion-resistant alloys (AISI 304, AISI 316) do not rust, do not lose strength. Theoretical service life is hundreds of years; practical lifespan is limited only by thread wear during repeated assembly/disassembly (thousands of cycles).Metal legs for furnitureMade of stainless steel — an investment for life.

Painted steel: 20–40 years
Quality powder coating 60–100 microns thick protects against corrosion for decades. Scratches and chips expose metal — localized rust begins. Periodic repainting of damaged areas extends service life to 40–50 years.

Chromed steel: 30–50 years
Chromium plating 20–40 microns thick creates a hard, shiny coating resistant to abrasion and corrosion. Service life depends on conditions: in dry rooms, practically unlimited; in humid areas (kitchen, bathroom), 30–40 years until coating begins to delaminate in microcracks.

Plastic supports

Quality polymers: 15–20 years
Reinforced polypropylene, ABS plastic, glass-filled polyamide degrade under UV exposure and cyclic loads. Polymer chains gradually break, material loses elasticity and becomes brittle. Fifteen to twenty years — a realistic lifespan for quality plastic indoors without direct sunlight.

Budget plastic: 5–10 years
Cheap unstabilized polymers degrade faster. After 5–7 years, color changes (yellowing, fading), microcracks, and strength reduction become noticeable. Acceptable for temporary furniture, but questionable cost-efficiency for long-term use.

Warranty: manufacturer’s liability standards

Legal minimums

Warranty under the Consumer Rights Protection Law
Minimum warranty for non-food items in Russia — service life or 2 years, if not specified. Manufacturers must guarantee furniture legs quality for at least 2 years. During this period, defects in material or manufacturing are repaired free of charge, or the item is replaced or refunded.

Important: warranty does not cover damage from improper use. If you installed a leg rated for 80 kilograms under furniture with a 150-kilogram load — and it broke — this is not a warranty case. Exceeding rated loads, misuse, mechanical damage are excluded from warranty.

Extended warranty from responsible manufacturers

3–5 years: quality standard
Serious manufacturers provide a 3–5-year warranty, confirming confidence in their product. This is not marketing — it’s real liability. If a leg cracks, deforms, or breaks during the warranty period under normal use — replacement is free, no questions asked.

Extended warranty conditions usually include:

• Keeping documents (receipt, warranty card)

• Use as intended (loads within stated limits)

• Absence of signs of improper use (flooding, overheating, chemical exposure)

• Correct installation (if self-installed — per instructions)

Lifetime warranty: maximum assurance
Some premium segment manufacturers offer lifetime warranties on stainless steel or solid wood legs. This means: while you own the furniture, the manufacturer is responsible for leg quality. If it breaks after 10 years — replace it. After 20 — also. Such cases are rare (quality legs last decades), but the fact of a lifetime warranty is a sign of responsibility.

What to check upon receipt

Completeness
Compare contents of the package with the description. If you ordered a set of four legs with hardware and caps — there must be exactly four legs, all hardware, all caps. Shortages are recorded in the acceptance act; the seller must deliver the missing items or refund the money.

Appearance
Inspect legs for cracks, chips, dents, coating scratches. For wooden legs, check for knots, resin pockets, bark inclusions. For metal legs — uniform coating, absence of spots, bulges, peeling. Photograph any defects, record them in the act, and request replacement.

Geometry
Place all legs side by side on a flat surface — they must be the same height within 1 millimeter. A 2–3 millimeter difference will cause furniture to wobble. Measure diameters with a tape measure or caliper — they must match the stated dimensions ±1 millimeter.

Fasteners
Check the threads of sleeves and bolts — they must be clean, free of scratches or contamination. Hand-tighten a nut onto a bolt — it should turn easily without binding. Inspect mounting plates — flat, without deformation, holes concentric, without burrs.

If defects are found, do not sign acceptance documents until problems are documented. Take photos, write an act with description, contact the seller to resolve. A responsible manufacturer will send a replacement within 3–7 days at their own expense.

Standardized sets: ready-made solutions

Dining table set

Contents:

• 4 legs, 71 cm high, 60–70 mm in diameter, made of solid oak or beech

• 4 M10 threaded bushings, 30 mm depth

• 4 M10 locknuts

• 4 felt washers, 30 mm diameter

• Instruction with marking template

Features:

• Load capacity 120–150 kg per leg

• For countertops made of solid wood, plywood from 24 mm, MDF from 25 mm

• Final table height 75 cm (with 4 cm thick countertop)

• Suitable for tables up to 180×90 cm

Price: 3000–5000 rubles depending on wood species and finish.

Set for chairs (for 2 pieces)

Contents:

• 8 legs, 40 cm high, 40–45 mm in diameter, made of beech or ash

• 8 reinforced M8 threaded bushings

• 8 self-locking M8 nuts

• 8 Teflon sliding washers, 25 mm diameter

• Instruction

Features:

• Load capacity 80–100 kg per leg (dynamic coefficient accounted for)

• For seats made of solid wood, plywood from 18 mm

• Seat height 44 cm (with 4 cm thick seat)

• Teflon washers for silent chair movement

Price: 2400–3500 rubles per set for two chairs.

Set for sofa

Contents:

• 4 or 6 legs, 12 cm high, 70–80 mm in diameter, made of oak or metal

• 4/6 mounting plates, 80×80 mm, 3 mm thick

• 16/24 concealed-head screws 5×25

• 4/6 vibration-isolating pads

• 4/6 rubber washers, 40 mm diameter

• Instruction

Features:

• Load capacity 150–200 kg per leg

• For frames made of MDF, solid wood, or metal

• Sofa height from floor to top of seat 42 cm (with 30 cm frame height)

• Vibration isolation reduces noise transmission through the floor

Price: 2800–4500 rubles depending on material and number of legs.

Universal set for drawers/dressers

Contents:

• 4 adjustable legs 10 cm high (range 8–13 cm)

• 4 mounting plates 60×60 mm

• 16 screws 4×20

• 4 rubber foot pads

• Instruction

Features:

• Load capacity 80–100 kg per leg

• For particleboard casings from 16 mm, MDF, plywood

• Adjustment compensates for floor unevenness ±15 mm

• Suitable for dressers, chests, pencil cases, TV stands

Price: 1800–2800 rubles.

Where to buy: criteria for selecting a supplier

Range of standardized solutions

A good supplier offers a full range of standard sizes. Heights in increments of 2–5 cm in each range (for tables: 70, 71, 72, 73 cm; for dressers: 8, 10, 12, 15 cm). Diameters of all standard values (40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 100 mm). Threads of all common types (M8, M10, M12). Mounting plates of all sizes (60×60, 80×80, 100×100).

Lack of a required size is a red flag. If a manufacturer does not have, for example, legs 71 cm high (the most common size for tables), this indicates unprofessionalism or narrow specialization. Look for a supplier with a wide range of standardized products.

Documentation and certificates

A responsible manufacturer provides technical documentation for each size. The product passport must include:

• Exact dimensions with tolerances (e.g., height 710 ± 1 mm, diameter 60 ± 0.5 mm)

• Material with indication of wood species or metal/plastic grade

• Load capacity in kilograms with test protocol or calculation

• Type of fastening with thread and plate dimensions

• Type of protective coating (oil/varnish/enamel, manufacturer’s composition)

• Operating conditions (temperature, humidity, restrictions)

GOST or TU compliance certificates confirm that the product has passed inspection and meets standards. For wood, an FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certificate is preferred, confirming legal origin and sustainable forestry.

Warranty obligations

Minimum — 2 years by law. Good — 3–5 years. Excellent — lifetime for premium legs. Carefully review warranty terms:

• What is covered (material defects, manufacturing defects)

• What is not covered (incorrect use, mechanical damage, natural wear)

• Warranty claim procedure (where to submit, required documents, review time)

• Resolution options (repair, replacement, refund)

Transparent and clear terms are a sign of responsibility. Vague formulations such as 'guarantee for manufacturing defects' without specifics — a reason to be cautious.

Reviews and reputation

Look for reviews on independent platforms — Yandex.Market, Otzovik, Google Maps for offline stores, thematic forums. A rating of 4.5–5 stars with at least 50 reviews is a reliable indicator. Individual reviews may be fake, dozens or hundreds reflect real experience.

Pay attention to negative reviews. Their presence (5–10% of total) is normal; their absence is suspicious (moderation removes criticism). More importantly, observe the company’s response: does it solve problems, respond proactively, compensate for inconvenience, or ignore, argue, and refuse responsibility?

10–20 years of market experience is an indicator of stability. The company has weathered crises, established production, built logistics, and earned a reputation. Newcomers may offer attractive prices, but the risk is higher.

Practical tips for purchasing

Measure before ordering

Do not rely on memory or 'by eye'. Measure:

• Existing leg height (if changing) to the millimeter

• Material thickness to which you are attaching

• Type and size of existing mounting

• Distance from the edge of the furniture to the center of the leg mounting

Record measurements and keep them handy during ordering. A 5 mm error may seem minor, but it leads to incorrect furniture height, the need for rework, and additional costs.

Calculate the load

Use the methodology from previous sections:

1. Furniture’s own weight (weigh or calculate by volume and material density)

2. Useful load (contents, people)

3. Total static load

4. Calculated with a coefficient (1.5–2.5 depending on furniture type)

5. Load on one leg (calculated ÷ number of legs × 1.2–1.5 unevenness coefficient)

Legs’ load-bearing capacity must be at least equal to the calculated load per leg. It’s better to have a 20–30% safety margin for peace of mind and longevity.

Order with a reserve

If installing legs on multiple pieces of furniture, order one or two extra with the same order. Within a year or two, one may break from accidental impact; finding an exact match will be difficult — the manufacturer has discontinued production or changed the finish. A spare leg in storage solves the problem in 10 minutes instead of weeks of searching.

For threaded connections, order extra bushings (2–4 pieces) if installing yourself. There is a risk of drilling incorrectly or stripping threads during the first installation. Spare bushings cost pennies but eliminate the need for a separate order and waiting for delivery.

Inspect upon receipt

Allocate 15–20 minutes for careful inspection upon receipt. Open the packaging, inspect each leg and all hardware. Compare with the order description. Check geometry, threading, and finish. Document any discrepancies or defects in the acceptance act in the presence of the courier or transport company representative.

Do not sign acceptance documents without inspection. After signing, it is difficult to prove that the defect existed originally and not during your use. Protect your rights at the point of receipt.

Conclusion: standards as a guarantee of success

Standardization in the world of furniture legs and supports — not a limitation of creativity, but a foundation of reliability and compatibility. Standardized dimensions, unified mounting interfaces, and time-tested aesthetic forms create a coordinate system where it’s easy to navigate, quickly find solutions, and confidently purchase with quality guarantees.

When decidingbuy furniture legsChoosing standardized solutions saves time searching, money on mistakes, and nerves on rework. You know for sure that M10 thread fits any M10 bushing, an 80×80 plate replaces any plate of the same size, and a 71 cm height results in a 75 cm table with a standard tabletop.

The service life of quality standardized supports is measured in decades.Oak wooden legs last 50–100 years, stainless steel ones are practically eternal. The manufacturer’s warranty of 3–5 years confirms responsibility and gives confidence in the correct choice.STAVROS: quality standards in every detail

, strictly adhering to industry standards and creating even stricter quality norms.

Company STAVROS has been producing for over twenty yearsFurniture Legs and SupportsStrictly adhering to industry standards and establishing even stricter quality norms of its own.

STAVROS’s dimensional range covers all standard heights and diameters. Legs for dining tables 70, 71, 72, 73 cm — full selection for different tabletop thicknesses and individual preferences. For chairs 38, 40, 42 cm. For side tables 8, 10, 12, 15 cm. Diameters 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 100 mm cover the entire spectrum from light to heavy furniture.

Mounting locations are standardized: M8, M10, M12 threads according to ISO pitch, mounting plates 60×60, 80×80, 100×100 mm with hole spacing 50, 70, 90 mm. Any STAVROS leg will fit a standard mounting location, and any mounting location will accept a leg of the corresponding size regardless of the furniture manufacturer.

Premium materials: oak, beech, ash after kiln drying to 8–10% moisture, AISI 304 (stainless steel) and St3 steel with powder coating. Load-bearing capacity is real, proven by tests: an oak leg 60 mm in diameter holds 150–180 kg until failure, a 40 mm steel tube — over 300 kg.

Protective coatings from leading European manufacturers: Osmo (Germany) oils, Tikkurila (Finland) lacquers, Akzo Nobel powder paints. Coating lifespan matches wood lifespan — decades without peeling, cracking, or fading.

STAVROS ready kits include everything needed: legs, pre-selected and compatibility-tested fasteners, foot pads, vibration isolation where required, installation instructions with marking templates. Open the box — everything for installation is at hand, no additional purchases needed.

2-year warranty — legal minimum. But actual service life of STAVROS legs is orders of magnitude higher: 50–80 years for oak, practically unlimited for stainless steel. Over two decades of operation, no cases of leg failure under calculated loads have occurred.

STAVROS consultants help select the optimal solution, considering furniture type, frame material, load, interior style. Not just 'here are legs', but 'for your 160×80 cm solid pine table with 30 mm thickness and expected load of 100 kg, you need four legs 71 cm high, 60 mm diameter, beech, M10 thread — here’s the article, here are the specifications, here’s the installation guide'.

Delivery in Moscow within 1–3 days via our own courier service, across Russia within 5–10 days via verified transport companies. Packaging ensures protection: each leg individually protected, fasteners in labeled bags, everything in a sturdy cardboard box with padding.

Prices are objective: oak legs for tables 3500–5000 rubles, beech legs for chairs 2800–3500, adjustable metal legs for side tables 1800–2800. This corresponds to the market level of quality products, but with warranty of standardization, compatibility, and longevity.

ChoosingBuy legs for furnitureIn STAVROS, you choose time-tested standards, solutions that will fit perfectly, quality with multi-year warranty. This is the foundation on which your furniture will stand for decades — securely, beautifully, reliably.