PIPE DECOR 1" Square Floor Flange Fitting, 4-Pack, Malleable Iron, Fits One Inch Diameter Black Steel Plumbing Pipes and Nipples, Build Vintage DIY Pipe Industrial Furniture and Shelving

Used to build a handrail. Nice and sturdy and won't break the bank.

Great product, got here promptly, I just had the wrong size for the port I was trying to plug.

Received the union two pack on time. Quickly installed itbin our new gas line. No leaks.

The set of 45 degree 1 inch pipe fittings I ordered and received was very heavy duty. I use them for exhaust purposes on refurbished garden tractors. Perfect for the job I needed done. Some 45° fittings are thin walled. These are very thick. Proper pipe fittings.

These got the job done for much less than Home Depot was selling them for. They are a little oily which is to be expected with cast iron products. The only issue I’ve seen is that they may not be perfectly flat on the bottom flange. But didn’t cause an issue for my use with them. Im sure you could flatted them out rather easily if need be.

It's hard for me to think of what could go wrong with 90 degree pipe fittings. I'm sure there are things that could go wrong, but these are fine. They are just as expected, a few bucks cheaper than buying local (though I generally do that anyway). The threads were well cut and everything went together as expected.

I had to order multiples and also return multiples to get a functional collection. They are clearly a stout build but when connecting to pipe--the parts aren't reliably straight or perpendicular; they seated/screwed into the flange at an angle that was visible to the eye and of course obvious if tested with a level. As such, if you need to connect a second pipe you can mostly be assured that they will lean to one side or the other. AKA: Crooked. In my case I was making a shelf with pass-thru holes cut into a board for a small, two-shelf end table. Because the pipe seated an an angle, the meticulously aligned pass thru/holes didn't align with the wonky fit of the flange/pipe. End of day, I had to make the pass thru holes bigger to account for the angles and then accept that the legs would be less than straight and that the fit of the pipe would be pinched on some and properly fitted on others. I MADE it work but it had to be forced/fudged. It's an OCD nightmare. I did the math, I measured three times THEN cut...but it didn't matter

Fit and finish was good not the greatest but it’s an industrial product so that’s fine with me. I used them and threaded pipe to lift my tool box hutch up to accommodate me better.

Strong well made, provides a nice table leg base.

A bit smaller than original flanges, not perfectly flat when installed on pipe.