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Installing or replacing wooden legs on furniture typically involves the following steps, using a sofa leg as an example but applicable to most furniture types:

1. Gather Tools and Materials: Ensure you have the new wooden legs, any necessary mounting hardware (such as metal plates, screws), a screwdriver or drill, a tape measure or ruler, and potentially wood glue.

2. Inspect New Legs: Confirm that the new wooden legs are the correct size and style for your furniture, and check that all installation accessories are present.

3. Remove Old Legs (if applicable): If your furniture has existing legs, use a screwdriver or wrench to carefully remove them. This may involve taking off any skirts or panels covering the legs' attachment points.

4. Mark Installation Points: Decide where the new legs will be attached. Ideally, this should align with the old leg positions or be guided by the furniture's design. Measure and mark the spots to ensure even placement.

5. Attach Mounting Plates: Position the metal plates onto the marked spots on the wooden legs, usually securing them with short screws through pre-drilled holes in the legs. Make sure they're tightly fastened and centered.

6. Fix Legs to Furniture: Align the plated legs with the marked holes or positions on the underside of the furniture. Use longer screws to go through the metal plates and into the furniture frame, ensuring the screws are long enough to securely grip the furniture’s structure. Tighten carefully with a screwdriver or drill, checking that the legs are vertical and stable during the process.

7. Adjustment and Inspection: Once all legs are installed, check that the furniture stands evenly. Adjust using leveling pads under the legs or by tightening screws further if needed.

8. Final Check: Ensure all legs are firmly attached without wobbling. Optionally, apply a small amount of wood glue to the screw connections for added stability, depending on the situation.

Remember, while these steps provide a general guide, always refer to any specific instructions provided with your new legs, as some designs may require unique installation methods. If unsure, consulting a professional is advisable.