Heavy Duty Adjustable Furniture Leg Leveler Furniture Legs

I was looking for some heavy duty levelers for a gun safe. I had tried using some wood shims but was difficult lifting and sliding more in and getting it just right. Safe is 900 lb empty and these worked great. Easy install. I just swapped out the included screws for some #10- 3/4" bolts.

The levelers were used for a large table with cubbies underneath we have set up in the laundry room used for folding clothes. The levelers were easy to install on the furniture. They were easy to level with the screw and nut on our floor that is so uneven. The floor was uneven about half inch to an inch off on each side. The furniture is so steady that it doesn’t move at all thanks to the wonderful levelers.

Ordered this to level a bow front fish tank stand on a carpeted floor that wasn't. Even though these were rated for more weight than needs I installed 2 sets to the bottom of the stand to reinforce the particle board in the middle as well as the edges. I didnt want the stand to sag from the weight of the water and gravel. I drilled holes through the bottom of the stand so I could adjust the level while filling the tank. Was very easy to adjust and worked perfectly.

I put my pool table in my basement and the floor is not level. Ended up cutting an extra allen key to work with my drill. Made the leveling process super easy and these are incredibly sturdy. I have a 9 ft. slate pool table and these don't budge.

Put on 17 inch blackstone, no problem leveling up now

These leveler are very well constructed. I used these levelers on bookcases that are loaded with books and I have not had any problems.

These installed very easily. It made leveling out the display case a piece of cake. Great product.

These are not of the same quality as can be purchased from Rockler. There is no lock nut as advertised and the foot fits loosely. The screw to hold the foot on the threaded post bottoms out before the foot tightens. The surface area of the thread post in contact with the plastic foot is not enough to support the weight they suggest. This is the result of the size of the hole in the threaded post for the screw. (see photos). If you took the foot off and threaded a nut on the post, you could then reattach the foot and then tighten the foot against the screw with the nut. This would also provide added surface area to support the foot. They are adequate for my purposes so I am keeping them with my modification. After realizing the package with the installation screws had the lock nuts for each leg , I have changed my review to 4 stars. Don't understand why they didn't come on the units to begin with.