A few downsides. The wood is attached to a supporting triangle, which is what you attach to the base of an Eket Cube. The way the legs are attached to the triangle is defective, as the leg isn't in the centre, but a bit askew towards one of the angles, leaving little space to manoeuvre your hands or the screwdriver to put in the screws. This is the result of faulty design, not a faulty piece, as all legs are attached to the metallic triangle in the same way. You would need a T-shaped long handle driver to insert the screws straight in.
The final problem is that the leg piece has to be screwed to one of he Eket cube panels, all of which don't have pre-drilled holes for the legs screws, so you would need a proper driller, strong hands or your man to drill them.
The
set comes with a complimentary ingenious measurement plastic piece so
that the position of each leg can be measured without the need of a
tape. The holes on it server to mark the position of the screw with a
pencil.
As mentioned above, the legs' height can be easily adjusted thanks to the inserted screwable pieces. You can adjust the overall height or just one of the legs if you place the piece of furniture on an uneven surface, or all of them to the same height. You need to adjust the height before filling in the cubes, needless to say.
DESIGNER Unknown.
Materials: Solid birch, Clear acrylic lacquer.
Measurements: 10cm H
Cleaning: Wipe clean with a damp or dry cloth.
Safety: Check regularly that the fastenings are properly tightened.
