Cantilever Desk Legs | Adjustable Height - Various Sizes

UK-manufactured cantilever desk legs in standard and heavy-duty options. Fabricated from 32mm square-section mild steel with ±10mm adjustable levelling feet. Choose your leg type, colour and size — we manufacture to your specification and dispatch within 24 hours. All with Free Delivery.

Available in White, Grey and Black powder-coated finish. Standard legs support up to 120kg; heavy-duty legs with integrated diagonal brace support up to 250kg. Suitable for office desk benching, school IT suites, NHS clinical environments, lab worktops and standing-height counters.

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Material
32mm Mild-Steel
Finish
Powder Coated
Lead time
3–5 days
Colours
White, Grey, Black

Step 1 - choose your Cantilever Leg style

Choose your leg type, colour and size, then Add to basket.
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Step 2 – choose your colour


Step 3 – choose your size

Free UK delivery on all orders Guaranteed trade quality Dispatched within 24 hours via DHL
Need a custom size, colour, or a quote for a larger project? Call 0161 703 39800161 703 3980 or email sales@bridgewaterdirect.co.uk

Size Guide

Not sure which size to order? Use this guide as a starting point. Your worktop thickness may alter these figures slightly.

Application Finished Surface Height Recommended Leg Height Recommended Leg Depth
Standard seated desk / office worktop 720 – 750 mm 680 – 720 mm 490 – 550 mm
Deeper seated desk / worktop 720 – 750 mm 680 – 720 mm 570 – 750 mm
Standing height desk / worktop 950 – 1150 mm 920 – 1120 mm 490 – 550 mm
Deeper standing benching / surface 950 – 1150 mm 920 – 1120 mm 570 – 750 mm
Heavy Duty Shelf Variable Custom size Custom Size

Key Features & Specifications

Material32mm square-section mild steel
FinishPolyester powder coat – White, Grey or Black
Levelling+/–10mm adjustable foot for uneven floors
Wall FixingSecondary wall adjustment for uneven walls
Worktop FixingWelded steel fixing lugs for 4 screw positions into worktop
SupportIntegrated vertical support leg for enhanced load capacity
Lead Time3–5 working days (standard); custom sizes on request
DeliveryFree UK delivery via DHL, dispatched within 24 hours
OriginUK manufactured in our factory in Bolton

UK Made. Trade Ready. Built for Commercial Fit-Outs.

Manufactured in the UK
Made for contractors, fit-out companies, schools, healthcare and commercial environments.
Fast dispatch
Standard sizes dispatched within 24 hours, with typical lead time 3–5 working days.
Custom sizes available
No minimum order quantity for bespoke heights/depths — call for advice or project pricing.
Talk to a human: 0161 703 3980 or sales@bridgewaterdirect.co.uk

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Standard and Heavy-Duty?

Standard legs are built from 32mm square-section mild steel and support up to 120kg — suitable for most office desks, school workstations and general worktops. Heavy-Duty legs add an integrated diagonal brace for a triangulated structure that eliminates flex, supporting up to 250kg. Choose Heavy-Duty for longer spans, heavier worktop materials (such as solid-surface or stone), and clinical or industrial environments.

How do I choose the right height and depth?

Height is measured from the underside of the worktop to the floor. For a standard seated desk at 720–750mm finished height, a leg height of 680–720mm is typical. For standing-height benches at 950–1150mm, choose 920–1120mm. Depth depends on your worktop depth — for a 600mm deep desk, a 490–550mm depth leg is ideal. Use the sizing guide above or call us for advice.

Are the levelling feet adjustable?

Yes. Every cantilever leg includes a ±10mm screw-adjustable levelling foot, allowing you to compensate for uneven floors. There is also a secondary wall adjustment point for fitting against uneven wall surfaces.

Can I order a size that isn't in the dropdown?

The configurator covers heights from 600–1200mm and depths from 490–750mm in 20mm increments. If your project requires a dimension outside this range — or a non-standard increment — call us on 0161 703 3980 or email sales@bridgewaterdirect.co.uk. We manufacture bespoke sizes with no minimum order quantity.

How much weight can a cantilever leg support?

Standard legs support up to 120kg per leg. Heavy-Duty legs with the integrated diagonal brace support up to 250kg per leg. For more detail, see our article: How much weight can cantilever legs support?

How many legs do I need to install for my length of worktop?

It depends on the loading and the strength of your worktop material, but as a general rule we recommend spacing cantilever legs every 1.2 metres for a robust, reliable installation. For example, a 2.4m worktop would typically use 3 legs (one at each end and one in the centre).

If your worktop is a strong material — such as solid timber, plywood-cored laminate or compact grade laminate — you can use our heavy-duty legs and increase the spacing to up to 1.8 metres between legs. This reduces the number of legs needed and gives a cleaner look, while still providing full support for heavier loads.

If you're unsure, feel free to call us on 0161 703 3980 and we'll advise based on your worktop material and span.

What colours are available?

White, Grey and Black are our standard powder-coated finishes. If your project requires a specific RAL colour, contact us for a quote — we can powder coat to any RAL reference.

What is a cantilever desk leg and how does it work?

A cantilever leg fixes directly to the wall at one end, leaving the space beneath your worktop completely clear. It supports the worktop through a wall plate and integrated vertical support strut. This creates maximum legroom and makes cleaning underneath easy — ideal for hygienic commercial environments like hospitals, schools and offices.

Are these legs suitable for NHS / HTM 63 environments?

Yes. Our cantilever legs are widely used to support HTM 63-compliant worktops in hospitals, pharmacies, pathology labs and clinical treatment rooms. The Heavy-Duty option is recommended for clinical standing-height benching where heavier loads and longer spans are common.