Check out this butcher block coffee table made with our Square Bar Hairpin Legs. To this day, we’re still happily amazed at how simple it is to create modern furniture with our wide array of steel legs. All it takes is a little measuring, a few screws and before you know it, you’ve got a beautiful piece of do-it-yourself furniture.
We love seeing our legs out there in the wild. Send us photos of your Modern Legs project.
We just got a note from another customer who made some one-of-a-kind redwood slab benches using our bench legs. In this case, Joe ordered some custom built steel bench supports and attached them to a beautiful slab of finished redwood. We’re glad to be a part of Joe’s project and we know he’ll have a beautiful piece of outdoor furniture for a long time.
Hey JR
The legs are perfect! Just finished 2 redwood slab benches today!
Modern Legs is happy to relay some images and comments from another happy customer! We just received some details about the build and some photos to share in our inbox this weekend. To surprise his wife, Susi’s husband bought four 16 inch square bar hairpin legs to add to a coffee table he had been planning for a few months. He came across two solid oak table leaves from a dining room table, and knew he’d like to turn it into a new piece of do it yourself furniture. The wood was already sanded, stained and in beautiful condition, so the last step was getting a frame to mount the wood on, and four simple hairpin legs to tie everything together.
Because the wood was in two pieces, he used a steel frame for better stability, and adding the steel hairpin legs was the perfect final touch. The coffee table was a big hit with Susi, and since the table is solid oak and steel, Susi calls it her “beautiful bulletproof table”. We’re glad to hear she’s happy, and we’re excited to see another successful project made with Modern Legs.
If you’re curious about how you can make something with hairpin legs, or are looking for some great modern designs, follow the Modern Legs blog, or friend us on Facebook.
Look at this do-it-yourself bench that Kurt made with our Square Bar Hair Pin legs. It turned out great, but don’t take our word for it. Here’s what Kurt had to say:
JR, The legs are terrific. I’ve attached 2 pics.
We love seeing photos of your modern furniture designs, so send them along so we can feature them on the blog.
If you have a project that you’ve made with our metal bench supports or hairpin legs, please share. We love sharing all the great homemade furniture products are customers come up with.
I have mentioned it on here before, but one of the most inspiring thing about Modern Legs is the creativity that our customers amaze us with on a daily basis.
Check out this workstation built by Chris. He utilized a butcher block table top and a custom set of our Bench Legs to create a very comfortable work space. What’s more, he’s leaning towards doing something similar in the kitchen.
Thanks for sharing Chris!
Happy Friday everyone – enjoy the rest of the photos.
There is something very satisfying about building something. I think that there’s a desire in each of us to create. The kindling of that desire is one of the things that we appreciate the most about Modern Legs. Not only to we get to flex our own creative muscle each time we build a new set of table legs or brainstorm a new product but we are continually inspired by our amazing customers and the things they create with our legs.
It’s a wonderful cycle of creativity and inspiration.
Look at these photos we just got of a new bench built with our original hair pin table legs. We think it turned out pretty grand. Looks like we’re not the only one, that furry guy looks pretty pleased with the new creation as well.
I just recently had the opportunity to bid a project for a great San Francisco furniture company called Stem Furniture. In reading through their website, we seem to have very similar design ideas: simplicity and sustainability. Their pieces are crafted from salvaged trees obtained from local timber companies. They accent the natural beauty of the trees and maintain clean, modern lines for a truly unique piece of furniture.
A picture in the blog portion of their website reminded me of my camping trips to the redwood forests of California back in the days when I lived in Vancouver, WA. It was a day’s drive across the state of Oregon to get there, and well worth the drive. It’s hard to grasp the magnitude of these trees unless you see them in person and I often wonder about what it must have been like to have been a logger cutting down one of those giants. The impact had to have felt like a small earthquake!
It was a pleasure to look over their website and be reminded of the beauty of the trees in California, and we wish Stem Furniture and companies like them all over the US nothing but success!
There’s not much more rewarding than seeing your products out in the world. We are continually amazed at the creations that our legs become a part of and we absolutely love getting customer photos. Look at this bench from Gail. She used our Original Hairpin Legs to create this very cushy bench.
Hi,
The bench is finally complete.
Looks great, doesn’t it?
I hope you like the pictures.
