Swivel Furniture Leg Levelers - Adjustable Leveling Feet Glide for Tables Chairs Cabinets Workbench Shelving Rack - 1.3" Dia. Base, 3/8"-16 Thread (D34, Brass Finish, 4 Pack)…

I used these leg levelers on my GE electric range to replace the cheap factory plastic legs which bent in the back. They worked perfectly and were easy to install. Very sturdy.

I haven't had these in use for long, but my initial impression is that they are a very nice quality product which seem to be sturdy. They even came individually wrapped in the main box, presumably to avoid any scratches or dings. While I'm not convinced this was necessary, it seems like the company has made an effort to provide a nice product here. I feel like I got a good value for the money and would buy them again.

These are great, maybe a little pricey, but great. They go in easy, the instructions are good and accurate, and they work great.

I liked the quality. Nice and sturdy product. I put mine in a desk made of very hard oak. Install Hint: Directions state to use an exact size drill bit. You can’t for hardwood though. You will need a larger bit. Gradually work up to a larger size and test to see if correct as you go with the provided inserts from the package. Good luck!

Obviously well made and perfect for the job at hand. I was originally concerned about drilling a 9/16" hole in the wooden leg, but the threaded insert seems to add strength rather than weaken the leg. I was pleased that I could raise the chair well over an inch while still being solid and secure.

The levelers look great. And I think they'd instal and work flawlessly in any piece of furniture made from softwood. Unfortunately, the threads on the sockets are too wide to set properly in hardwood. If you drill out the recommended hole diameter for hardwood, you'll split even the thickest furniture legs as soon as you start tightening the sockets into place. I split one leg, then tried drilling out a bit wider, split another leg, and ended up drilling out the entire diameter of the socket and setting all with epoxy. That solution worked, but a finer thread on the socket would've been much easier. Given that most furniture legs are made of hardwood, I'm surprised they went with this thread pattern.

I bought 8 of these to attach to 1 side of a plywood base to level filing cabinets, that are in a room with a pronounced slope. I replaced the inserts with T nuts, and they are absolutely perfect for the job that I required them for. The adjustment is very easy with a 10mm wrench, and very accurate. I highly recommend these, and will probably buy more when needed.

The leg levelers were easy to install (providing you have the right tools) and worked great. I read several reviews before purchasing them and realized that the negative reviews were from people who may not have had the right tools especially the 3/8” hex key. Installing the threaded insert within it would be very difficult. Also, I recommend NOT hitting, tapping the insert to get it started.

These improved the looks dramatically of a cheapish stool. Needed to increase the height of the stool and deal with uneven rug, glad we choose these as a solution.Tip: drill the larger size, installation is far easier and less stressful on thin legs.

Fácil de instalar, buena manera de nivelar. Se utilizó en mesa restirador para dibujo, resiste bien el peso.

Great item, with zero issues. Arrived one day and installed on my dining table the next. If you're looking for an easy way to stabilise furniture on an uneven surface, this is it. Side note, I didn't have an allen key big enough (3/8 inch) so had to grab one from Bunnings. Not a big deal, but worth bearing in mind.

Installed these on the legs of an Ikea table to keep it level on my uneven floor.Make sure you follow the drilling instructions (1/2" for softwood, 9/16" for hardwood") or else you risk cracking the wood when installing the threaded inserts.

Very easy to install and good quality.