OwnMy Heavy Duty Adjustable Leveling Feet Corner Protector Guard Brackets

These did the trick on a very old poker table

We have two 8ft bookshelves that had a lean to them due to a high spot near the wall in the floor. We added these to the front of the base so we could level that with the floor and they are spot on now. No issue holding up the loaded bookshelf.

Needed to add levelers to an old case. Selected these that could reinforce corners at the same time. Issues:1. provided screws were much to long for situation so ordered alternate based on deminsions shown. However, the holes were not 0.4 inches as marked in photo. Had to reorder others.2. Design expected you to have access from above after install where you could use included allen wrench.3. No option for felt tipped adjusters for use on wood flooring. Had to make own conversion.

These made leveling new kitchen base cabinets simple. Our house is very old, and making the floors perfectly flat was not an option. A job that might have taken all day using shims took only a couple of hours. As others have noted, you might want/need to use other screws. To achieve a zero elevation at the highest point in the cabinet run, I simply left one off the high corner (I could have removed the foot, but why bother). The feet are solid and simple to install, and adjusting them is a breeze. When I got everything leveled, I did insert plastic shims as well, but I'm a belt-and-suspenders kind of guy.

Had to level a base for cabinets, these guys worked well. It would have been better if they came with pan head screws instead of flat head, but it was nice they came with an Allan key to adjust them.

These are very strong and easy to install. You will need to pretrial for the screws as they are just wood screws. Also these go around or inside a corner. Easy to adjust also.

The dimensions state that it's 1.5" tall, and the figure is a bit unclear whether that includes the lower tab -- it does NOT include the lower tab, which is another 3/8". So if you're attaching to the edge of 2x4 dimensional lumber, it's too tall, and you need another 3/8" of material between the board and the tab.Also, the included screws are too big -- the OD of the threads doesn't fit through the holes in the brackets, so you have to screw them through, while leads to binding and a very difficult install. In addition, the heads are too big to clear the shaft of the foot, so you have to back that all the way out to have a straight shot to drive the screw. I replaced them with #8 screws and it went much better.

I used these leveling feet on cabinets I installed in my basement workshop where the concrete floor was not even. What a game changer! I saved a lot of time and aggravation leveling each cabinet so each one feels quite solid. It was worth the money. I liked this version because each foot screwed into 2 sides of the cabinet which should distribute the load on the cabinet more evenly.

Fabrication satisfaisante