An X-frame profile builds a diagonal brace into the shape of these steel table legs, and the pair measures 29.5 inches tall by 23.6 inches wide for standard desk and dining heights. Carbon steel construction holds a rated 2204 pound combined load, enough for thick hardwood slabs, stone tops and heavy workbench surfaces rather than light panels alone. The crossed geometry resists the side-to-side racking that makes long tabletops feel unsteady when only straight legs are used. Assembly stays modular: both frames bolt to a prepared underside with the included hardware, so a bar table, a coffee or dinner table and a garage workbench can each be built with hand tools. Each leg measures 23.6 by 4.7 by 29.5 inches, and the slim 4.7 inch depth keeps knees clear of the frame while seated. The pair weighs 34.7 pounds, which adds enough mass to steady a heavy top. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry the steel.