| Product name | WINSTAR Plastic Cylinder Shape Adjustable Plastic Legs |
| Model | ZD-PL07-B |
| Height Size | D33*H13mm/D50*H22mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | glossy black |
Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of sand-faced (frosted) plastic furniture legs
Advantages
The texture is low-key and reserved
The diffused reflection surface does not reflect light, giving a soft and non-dazzling visual effect. It is suitable for matching with home styles that pursue "de-gloss", such as simple, Nordic, and industrial styles, avoiding the flamboyant feeling of smooth materials (such as a sand-textured black sofa with a natural wood color).
Good anti-slip and wear-resistant performance
The rough and granular surface increases the friction with the ground, making it especially suitable for placement on smooth surfaces such as tiles and wooden floors, reducing the risk of furniture sliding. The wear-resistant layer can resist daily friction and is less likely to leave scratches (such as the sand-faced feet commonly used in outdoor furniture).
Strong anti-fingerprint/stain ability:
The rough surface is not prone to fingerprint or oil stains and is easy to clean (for example, the sand feet of kitchen cabinets can be wiped off with a damp cloth). It is more suitable for high-contact scenarios than the smooth surface.
Unique and comfortable touch:
The frosted texture offers a warm and smooth tactile experience. Some processes (such as fine sandblasting) have a sand-faced foot feel close to leather or wood, enhancing the texture of the furniture during use (such as the skin-friendly design of the feet in children's room furniture).
Disadvantages
Insufficient luster and refinement
It cannot present the mirror-like reflection effect of a smooth surface. If it is used in styles that emphasize "brightness", such as light luxury and modern minimalism, it may appear cheap in texture (for example, smooth golden feet are more suitable to be paired with marble coffee tables).
The color representation is rather dark:
Light scattering leads to a decrease in color saturation. Dark colors (such as black on a sand surface) tend to appear dull, while light colors (such as white on a sand surface) may seem grayish. It has poor adaptability to scenes with high requirements for color reproduction, such as colored furniture.
The texture is prone to collecting dust:
The uneven surface may accumulate dust and requires regular deep cleaning (such as using a soft-bristled brush to clean the gaps), otherwise the texture gaps are prone to becoming dirty after long-term use.
