Queen Anne Wooden Legs - Brown - 150mm High - Set of 4
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These Knightsbrand Queen Anne wooden legs are ideal for anyone looking to update or repair furniture such as sofas, chairs, beds, and cabinets. They offer a classic aesthetic and 150mm height, but users must correctly identify the bolt fitting size before ordering to ensure compatibility. This guide covers their features, setup, and care.
All features
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PKC2061AAM_STAIN_S |
| Brand | Knightsbrand |
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FAQs
How do I determine the correct bolt size for my furniture?
The most reliable method is to try fitting nuts onto the existing bolt. If an 8mm nut fits, you need M8. If it's too tight, you likely need M10. If it's too loose, you likely need M6. A tape measure is not accurate for thread size.
Can these legs be used on any type of furniture?
Yes, they are suitable for a wide range of furniture including sofas, chairs, beds, cabinets, tables, and footstools, provided they have the correct fitting or attachment points.
What is the height of these legs?
The legs are 150mm high, which is approximately 5.9 inches.
Do these legs come with screws or bolts included?
The description indicates they come with different fittings, which can include bolts of specific sizes or be self-fixing, implying the necessary hardware for the specified fitting type is included. Always check the product details for exact contents.
How should I clean and maintain the wooden legs?
Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive moisture. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.
What is the color of these legs?
The legs are described as being in a Brown color family.
Are these legs sold individually or as a set?
The product title specifies 'Set of 4', indicating they are sold as a set of four legs.
Troubleshooting
Legs do not fit the furniture.
Ensure you have ordered the correct bolt size (M8, M10, or M6) or fitting type (bolt-on vs. self-fixing). Double-check your furniture's existing fittings or contact customer support for guidance.
Wobbly furniture after attaching legs.
Verify that all legs are securely fastened. Ensure the furniture base is flat and stable where the legs are attached. Check if the furniture itself has underlying structural issues.
Scratching or damage to the finish.
Avoid using harsh cleaning chemicals or abrasive materials. Clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth and dry immediately. Protect the floor by using felt pads under the legs if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Enhances the aesthetic appeal of furniture with a classic design.
- Provides stable support for various furniture items.
- Offers flexibility in attachment with different bolt sizes or screw options.
- Durable wooden construction ensures long-lasting use.
Cons
- Requires users to accurately identify bolt size before purchase.
- Bolt size identification can be tricky and requires testing.
- Finish may not match all existing furniture colors precisely.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The primary step for setup is determining the correct fitting type. For bolt-on legs, measure or test the thread size of the existing leg bolt. Use a nut (M8, M10, or M6) to test the fit on the current bolt. If an 8mm nut fits, you need M8 bolts; if it's too tight, try M10; if too loose, try M6. For self-fixing legs, ensure you have appropriate 6mm wood screws and a suitable surface on your furniture base for attachment.
Compatibility: These legs are compatible with furniture featuring pre-drilled holes for M8, M10, or M6 bolts, or surfaces suitable for self-fixing with wood screws. They are designed for a wide array of furniture types including sofas, chairs, beds, cabinets, tables, and footstools.
Care: To maintain the appearance and integrity of the wooden legs, wipe them clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture, as this can damage the wood finish. Periodically check that the fittings remain secure, especially on furniture that is moved frequently.