Desunia Cabinet Leveler Leg Toe Kick Clips - 12 Pcs.

great product used it for a corner turn style cabinet in my kitchen and worked great to bring to the right height and level

I've been in the cabinet making business for a long time, I used all kind of adjusting legs every so often on cabinets, most of the time, the toe kick part was built into the cabinets; I got these legs for a custom closet over a garage with sloped ceiling and had to follow the ceiling on the built-ins to maximize the space, thus the height of the cabinets were 72" at the highest point and I was worried that these legs wouldn't hold until I put the cabinet boxes together and screw everything into the walls, I got to say, not only I had to raise them off the ground about 5 1/2" to clear the base molding hat I had no intention to take out in case they changed their mind down the road and decided to remove the built in closet system and do something else with the space; these legs held very well, mind you, one has to be careful when sliding around the cabinets, but it did a good job and allowed me to level the legs from the bottom since the clearance off the floor was 5+ inches; those units (8 of them, most 30" wide) stayed together free standing very nicely and level until I fit all of them between the walls with about 1/8" clearance from each wall. therefor it was imperative to have them all lined up and level perfectly before I slid the last unit in place;I would buy these legs again, I also do quite a few custom garage storage units thus these fit perfect in the moist garage environment to keep the wood(plywood/particleboard) off the ground.Great item, I am impressed.

Easy to use. The holes make them easy to attach. Appreciate the included screws.Only complaint is that if you hit the hook part on the side they sometimes detached from the bracket. Not a big issue but the connector of the hook/clip to the bracket could be a bit more snug.

Used this to secure a bathroom cabinet that has seen better days and it is working great! It feels very secure and is holding 2 large sinks and a marble top. Works Great!

I recently used the Desunia Cabinet Leveler Legs for my kitchen cabinets, and I’m really happy with them. These legs are solid and well-made, holding up my heavy cabinets perfectly. The installation process was quick and simple with clear instructions, even for someone like me who isn't particularly handy. So, the legs are fantastic, making my project much easier. Highly recommend!

Recently remodeled my small kitchen and used these Desunia Cabinet Leveler Legs on all my cabinets. The kit comes with all the attaching screws and toe-kick board brackets. I used these legs at the most extended length and they were still very stable and easy to adjust. My only complaint would be how loose fitting the legs are with the attached cabinet brackets. After you screw the cabinet bracket to the bottom of the cabinets and put the legs in, when you stand the cabinets up the legs will fall out. I used some silicone to keep them in place and then after I stood the cabinets up it was very easy to adjust the leg levelers to level the cabinets. I am very pleased with the levelers and how well they worked with my cabinet install. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

These are pretty sturdy and easy to install but they are not easily adjustable with a screwdriver as the plastic strips out with the weight of the cabinet. I easily adjusted them by laying on the floor and turning them by hand but it was a lot of up and down as I couldn’t see the level as I was adjusting

The lever legs worked great. I have a long desk that had begun to sag in the center. I slipped a couple of these underneath, gave it a few cranks, and it was back to square in no time. I'll be using these for another piece of furniture later today.User tip: Don't use a flathead screwdriver like it did initially. Looking at it, they seemed to be made for a flathead to twist them, but as you can see from the second pic, they don't hold up well. This isn't a criticism of the lever legs. They work fine when you use the right tool. I eventually ended up using a large channel-lock wrench to finish the job. It worked perfectly.