Heavy Duty Furniture Levelers Adjustable Furniture Legs Levelers, Leveling Feet for Tables Chairs Cabinets Sofa Raiser, Support 1320LBs, T- Nut Kit 3/8”-16 Thread, Large Base,w/ 4 Felt Pads (4 Pack)

I put these in all of the outdoor furniture that I build. Make sure to drill deep enough w a 5/8" bit.

We used these to help level our kitchen table as the floor in our cabin is a bit wonky. Easily installed worked great! No more rocking table!

these are decently made and install as expected. The insert is a little weak, so -1

I was looking for levelers for a workbench I was building and I wanted 3/8 screws and at least 1 1/2 diameter pads. These have both those features. I used T nuts I had on hand and they work great. Was able to level the bench both ways.

This is a well-designed, heavy duty leveling leg with a very straight-forward installation process. It is important, however, to use the correct tools -- a 1/2" drill bit to drill the hole for the threaded insert, and a 3/8" Allen wrench to screw the insert into the hole. The most likely installation failure is splitting of the chair or table leg as the insert is screwed in, and the narrower the leg, the more likely it is to split. I would suggest securing a hose clamp around the end of the leg while screwing in the insert. Also, although the hole must be as deep as needed to screw the 1 3/4" leg in to the desired level, I suggest drilling the 1/2" hole only as deep as the threaded insert requires. To maximize the strength of the leg against splitting, the extension of the hole can be as small as 5/16" in diameter. One final suggestion -- thread a 3/8" - 16 nut (should have been provided) on each leveler before screwing it in so the nuts can be "locked" against the inserts to prevent the levelers from moving.

Our 1896 farmhouse does not have floors that are level! These went on the legs of a table that had one side and inch lower than the other. Installed these and now the table is level! Easily adjustable

Thank you

Bought these for a heavy workbench I'm building. Solid set of parts that I think will do just fine. The only knock (cost of a star) is the absence of a 3/8 allen wrench to install the insert. Thought I had one in my collection, but my largest wasn't even close. Local hardware store only had that size in a combo kit that cost me more to buy than it did to get these parts. It's a shame as it's a tool that I likely will never use again. :-| Install was pretty straightforward.