Heavy Duty Furniture Leveling Feet Adjustable Furniture Leg Levelers for Tables Chairs Cabinets Sofa Raiser, Support 1320LBs, T- Nut Kit 3/8”-16 Thread, Large Base,w/ 4 Felt Pads,12 Screws (4 Pack)

The product is well designed and easy to install. I put the adjustable feet on a custom vanity. The legs to extend need to be wood or something drillable and roughly a minimum of 1-1/4 inches in diameter.

This is my third or fourth reorder on these. Easy to install. Good adjustment range. Most of the heavy tool stands in my workshop have these installed in addition to mobile base casters. Very important if you have a less than perfectly level floor.

The original disk shaped plastic leveling feet that our kitchen table had were broken from when I move the table to clean the floor. The feet would get caught in the grout lines and snap. This caused the table to not be level and it has been crooked for years. I bought these new leveling feet without even knowing how our original ones were connected to the table legs. Amazingly, these feet worked perfectly! I unscrewed the original feet and these screwed right in place! Such an easy fix and now I have a perfectly leveled kitchen table! I wish I would have replaced the broken ones years ago!

These look good and feel like a good quality product. The supplied screws may be better, but that's it.

These were perfect for my use case. The hardest part was drilling the hole perpendicular in heavy cross grain lumber.

I used these levelers on custom made, pressure-treated stair stringers ( 2 per 12"W stringer) to not only provide leveling as needed, but more importantly to keep the bottoms on the stringers up out of the moisture. Even pressure-treated lumber rots eventually, so using these levelers will significantly expand the lifetime of stringers/steps.

These worked out perfect for the table legs I made. Big enough to give great support but small enough to be hidden. Install was super easy and the table is easily leveled. This take is heavy, and the felt pads do a great job of not scratching my wood floor.

The threads are nicely cut and the feet appear to be robust and well made. However, the instructions say to drill a 1/2” diameter hole into which these are supposed to fit. If you’re sloppy about drilling your holes, so they come out over-sized, these will be OK. But if you have precise 1/2” holes these won’t fit because the metal shaft is 13.1 mm diameter and not 1/2” (12.7 mm) as claimed. They could be made to fit by hammering into the undersized drilled hole, but this has a high risk of splitting the furniture leg if you’re installing into end-grain. You’ll need a 13mm drill, at least, to fit these without risk of damaging your furniture.A second minor issue is that the screws supplied are not counter-sunk to match the counter-sunk holes. Dome-head screws were supplied which won’t seat in the recessed screw holes and will stand proud of the surface. Not necessarily a problem, but it looks ugly. I used my own counter-sunk screws to get everything flush.