Furniture Silicone Protective Cover with Felt Cushion, Chair Leg Silicone Cushion, Round Furniture Bottom Protection Cushion 40Pcs

First of all, I bought this some seven years ago to use as adjustable-height feet for my daughter's bunk bed. My daughter was three at the time and I put together a bunk bed from a kit. I bought 1.5 inch x 1.5 x 8 feet wooden rod from Lowes that I cut into six 1-foot pieces to use as legs for extra support under the bunk bed. I used these to screw onto the ends of the six rods and installed the rods with screws to the bed slats. These are adjustable in height with a turn of the round metal feet. These are a cheap and great solution for furniture support.

Been struggling to balance my queen size bed on an extremely unlevel floor. Tried a lot of different options and finally decided to purchase some furniture levelers. I needed something sturdy with a small footprint per foot - have one to ~2.5", one to 2", and two to .25" extension. (BTW - they they extend every bit of the advertised length)Took some effort to install - remove mattress & boxspring, completely un-assemble bed, drill the 3/8" hole 4" in each leg, rubber mallet the end cap in each, turn the foot down the entire length (applied some wd40 but still needed pliers towards the end), reassemble bed, then level each using pliers, then added pool table leg leveler in the middle for extra support.I don't like the idea of buying products that charges more for shipping than the actual product - but in this case it was worth the overall price for solid, well built, & thought-out hardware.

These work ok. I prefer the side mounted levelers over these. The key is to not give much clearance on your hole otherwise the t-nut will rock as you level. Doesn't hurt anything and it can't go anywhere, but it doesn't feel proper. I've had better results since I've drilled for a press fit on the t-nut flange. I'm not knocking the product for that. It's just a matter of learning what works best. All this said I went to my local Woodcraft and picked up a few more packs of these to have on hand because they are handy!

Worked great for my applicationthanks T-Nut!!!!!’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Used to build a leveling table for my automated slide scanner which is sensitive to the position of the scanner .. tipped the wrong way and the input/ejection arm can miss the slide. Easily added to a small board (14x12 inches). Also bought 2 small bubble levels for the x and y axis of the board so I can now adjust to perfect level using a screwdriver on these.

I built two oversize 16 drawer dressers for my daughter. Due to their size (and the small size of my shop), I had to do it in the backyard on an uneven brick pool deck. These thing saved me. They're very adjustable and can fix a multitude of leveling problems while building and afterwards. Easy to install. I'm wondering why I never used them until now. Believe me, I will use them in the future.

These levelers are heavy duty... in the stem and swivel. Less than five minutes after attaching them, I had to tilt my table onto it's side, and damaged the leveler foot (base,) which appears solid, but is actually a thin chrome cover over a plastic base. Does not appear to have affected the mechanical stability, but LOOKS damaged. What's wrong with a secure SOLID base??

We picked up these items to level the TV cabinet in our slightly off-level living room. Once we'd upsided the TV cabinet we were thrilled to see that it already had holes that fit these perfectly, so a few taps of a hammer - a few twists of the wrench - and the TV was level at last! Solid, high-quality fixture that supports a Teak TV cabinet and a 60" Sharp Aquos TV without any issues. Great value for money.