Selection guide
Choosing furniture legs: height, base and metric thread
Height alone does not determine a table or furniture leg. Compare the upper connection, floor contact and any metric thread together.
What determines the choice
Record the required finished furniture height and the thickness of the receiving section. Do not confuse a listed leg height with overall furniture height; check how the connection affects the result.
M8 and M10 threaded models use different connections. Confirm the mating fixing even when diameter and height look similar. Examine floor contact on plastic- and metal-glide variants. The number and layout of legs must be considered with the furniture structure and intended use.
This guide brings together Leg for wooden tables (Economy) 10106 and Leg for wooden coffee tables (Economy) 11106 to help you compare their application and connection details.
Checklist before ordering
- Target height and final assembled dimension
- Upper fixing or mating M8/M10 thread
- Floor contact, leg layout and furniture structure
Compare related models
Follow the product links below for detailed specifications. Confirm any unlisted dimensions before ordering. Matching dimensions alone do not establish connection compatibility.
Values are taken from the available product information. Pack/carton quantity is not a product load rating.
Read the technical drawings
A photograph shows the shape; a technical drawing helps compare connection points and stated dimensions. The drawings below belong to the selected models. Review every image on the product page to confirm the mounting details.
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Confirm the model for your project
Include the product reference, application dimensions, fixing surface, preferred finish and total quantity in your enquiry. For a replacement part, also share photographs of the existing fixing points so we can clarify the model and supply details together.
Ask for technical details and a quoteSource: OSENA product information and available technical drawings.
