{"type":"root","children":[{"type":"paragraph","children":[{"type":"text","value":"The choice of hairpin legs depends on what you are building. For shorter legs such as coffee tables and below, the standard 2-rod legs are already very strong and sufficient for most projects.\
"}]},{"type":"paragraph","children":[{"type":"text","value":"As the legs get longer, more structure is needed to maintain strength and stiffness. For tables, it is recommended to choose a 3-rod leg unless it is a small decorative side table. The classic legs can support up to around 60kg, while the heavy-duty legs can handle up to 120kg.\
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For benches, it is generally suggested to match the legs with the table. For standalone usage, a classic 2-rod leg is suitable for a 1-2 person seat or bench, while a 3-rod leg is recommended for 3 or more people. Although heavy-duty legs provide additional strength, both the 3-rod options are already incredibly strong.\
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At counter and bar heights, only 3-rod legs are available. The 10mm classic legs can support up to 50kg, while the 12mm heavy-duty legs can handle up to 100kg freestanding."}]},{"type":"paragraph","children":[{"type":"text","value":"If your counter is going to be next to a wall or other static structure, like a kitchen island, then you can also attach your tabletop to that with a wall fixing and this will significantly increase the strength of your final construction."}]}]}