This is a fix to a silly design decision made in the Belavi table sold by e.g. Aldi.

In short the table feet are installed via fastening a thread/ nut where the nut pulls against a welded plate.

Unfortunately this welding is pretty bad - from the wrong side, on Aluminum, only small spots etc etc etc.

This is my take on fixing the table given I like the design - just the feet are crap.

I've used PETG in my case given I had it already in the right color; next time I'd go for ASA to avoid degeneration in the sun.

The model has an optional drainage channel and an optional height adjustment screw mount. I've printed all legs with everything enabled.
Its printed on the side so the force of the thread pulls not on the glued layers but on the full string. This makes it quite strong once installed.

The height adjustment is based on an M8 nut plus corresponding HEX screw...
I'm using M8 nuts with 35mm hex screws.