T TYPELEG PREFE 69 BK

There were no problems, but I think it would be even better if there were a color that matched the light brown tabletop. The lady at the service counter was very rude (Kuki branch)

I bought two of them to use on both sides, and I can understand why they rattle when lined up. I didn't buy the tabletop because I used it for DIY. I used it with the bottom hole at about 60 cm wide. The instructions are very detailed and are not just an introduction, but a solid assembly manual. It's better to read it. Since my T-shaped table had a 1cm difference in height between the two legs, with one leg higher at the toe and the other higher at the heel, I removed the bolt for adjusting the height of the tabletop and retightened it, and then used a spirit level to force the legs to be almost horizontal. I wondered what the plastic was in the middle of the legs, but it didn't seem to cause any scratches, so I left it in place. It's hard to fix the horizontal tilt, so I left it as it was. Now that I've made the front and back horizontal, I can use the adjusters with all of them tightened. If you don't check the level first, you'll have to adjust the height with the adjusters, and if you don't understand the purpose of the adjusters, it will be easy for them to rattle. It's good to use a spirit level, as the ones from 100 yen shops are sufficient. The T-shaped height-adjustable legs are a combination of T-shaped legs, so there's no way around it. Since they're T-shaped, you have to be careful not to apply strong force to the front and back edges. I also understand why the pamphlet recommends using two bars with the T.

I originally used the desk as a low table, but I changed the legs to make it into a computer desk. I recommend it because you can easily change the combination.

You can choose from about three types, and I bought this one so that I could change the height. The legs were sturdier than I expected.