Anwenk Leveling Feet Heavy Duty Furniture Levelers Adjustable Table Leg Leveler w/Lock Nuts for Furniture,Table, Cabinets, Workbench,Shelving Units and More,8Pack

Rather than leveling each cabinet carcass I built a 2x4 foundation for my new miter bench comprising 4 cabinets of drawers and of course a 34 and 1/2 inch space for my Bosch 12 inch miter saw. I used this leveling product to level the 158 inch x 30 inch foundation. These levelers are super sturdy and easy to install and level the whole platform.

Good quality. Easy to mount, top adjustment works well, unless you want to tighten up the nut on the bottom (works without doing that, but makes it much sturdier and less likely to have the adjustment wander, if it is tightened).But the listing says that "legs levelers can adjust height from 0” ~2 1/2”". I don't think that is true...or at least needs some asterisks. The bottom of the foot can only be adjusted to about 3/16" below the bottom of the component (such as a cabinet side) it is mounted to, unless the nut is completely removed. And although it can be adjusted to 2" or more, it is a bit sketchy (wobbly) when extended that far. The sheetmetal ear that goes below the component it is mounted on, makes the mount much stronger.If you can get to the nut to tighten it up, will be better. You can always adjust them from the top, then flip the item upside down and tighten.If you want something to mount to a firm plywood type surface , and it's ok that the bottom of that plywood is 3/16" up to maybe 1" or so off the ground this will work well.If you need adjustment higher than 1", it will go, just understand that a side force will likely bend feet (mounts).

These leveling feet were exactly what I needed to put my old gun safe in the spot I wanted. The floor is pretty unlevel in this nook in my basement, but it was dead space, so I decided that I would use my old gun safe as an ammo storage cabinet, but needed a way of leveling it in there. Well the safe itself is over 350lbs and with the ammo in there it has to be approaching 700lbs, and so far its holding nice and sturdy and perfectly level! The safe only has a thin 1/4" of board on the inside so the fire rating (if any) was not of a concern for me as far as drilling through the side. The screws that came with the feet kind suck! They should not be phillips head, or they should include these for wood and self tapping for metal. I predrilled and used 1/2" self tapping hex heads and they gripped and held perfectly.I gave the safe 4 stars only simply because of the screws supplied.

Bought these to level out my workbench in my garage. Since the garage has a slight slope, I wanted to make sure my bench was flat. These hold a ton of weight and go on easy!

Installed the leveling feet for the base of some cabinets. Much easier than using shims. I was able to keep the base off the concrete I'm the basement. Going to use them again in my garage.

They were fairly easy to install although the screws should be replaced with something better. The phillips head strips out too easily. After very little use the hex head insert stripped out and now they need to be replaced with something better. I would look for something of better quality.

I used 4 of these feet for my mobile table saw station which I move into place every weekend. I wheel my station then lower it in place on these feet. The metal and plastic base that is attached to the screw popped out on two of them after a couple of weekends of use. Obviously, these feet aren't suitable for my use case.

I used them to level a work table in my basement workshop, on quite uneven concrete. They were easy to install and easy to use once I figured out how the thing works and what to do with the supplied tools. My only complaint is that there are NO INSTRUCTIONS, and being a bit klutzy, it took me a while to figure out how to use the wrenches to make life easier.The best proof that I think it’s a good product despite having no instructions is that I bought a second set for the computer station table my grandson and I are putting together for him, which will also be on an uneven basement floor.

I use these on my workbenches. They are easy to attach and very easy to adjust to uneven floors

Très bon pour mise à niveau de tables où autres.