Bon Tool 82-289 Leveling Pins (50 Pack)

These babies were great. We leveled a 120 sq ft area from A feather edge to 7/8” at the deepest. There were areas that dropped 1/4” within 9”. We used a 12’ MDF Baseboard, shims, & a level to lay it all out and then stuck these to the concrete. Mixed up the Mapei self leveler and went to work. These helped us move around the material to the right spots and know we had things where it needed to be. Would highly reccomend! Also - re: packaging - they were BARELY bent - so for our (under 1” overall height) needs they worked flawlessly.

I almost didn't buy these after reading other reviews about poor packaging causing the products to bend. But mine arrived in a simple bag in a bubble envelope. Only a few had a slight lean (see photos) and considering I was cutting down most of them to one inch or less, this wasn't an issue. The embossed text is a little difficult to read but workable. I appreciate being able to buy a 50-pack--at least one other vendor has a minimum of 250.

Before you use this product you need to have a nice clean surface or it will not stick we did self leveling on concrete and needed this product to shoot a laser.

Great concept, but I had great difficulty getting many of these to adhere to the underlying concrete. Some stuck well. Good chance this was user error, but I would even go so far as to wipe the concrete with a wet rag (and let it dry) to ensure there was no dust. There were kind of expensive so I was disappointed.

I wish it was cheaper though. Price is higher than you would expect

This product takes all the guess work out of leveling. I was able to level 1200 sq ft with 120 bags of self leveler using these. Got quotes from a few people and they all claimed they could flatten floor but not level it. We’ll with these I was able to and my basement floor is perfect. Self leveler isn’t a miracle product that actually levels. It flattens and smooths out but needs maneuvering to achieve a true level surface. These things are incredible and I’ve shared them with a few people and everyone agrees. Don’t pour without these! Unless your floors out less than a 1/4.

Didn't even open the bag. These are way too soft and bent in packaging. wouldn't trust them at all even if they stuck. Just ended up using 1-1/4" tapcon screws drilled into concrete. Screws are much easier to dial in height, cheaper, and not moving with slurry/bumps from spiked roller. Don't waste your time.

A simple product to use and a perfect aid solution for my needs. It will be used to help Level the dirt inside our Gazebo before installing a composite wood deck and the Level of our Kitchen concrete floor prior to installing the Base Cabinets.

Showed up in a timely manner. They were definitely bent a little but they worked perfectly with a little bend back to straighten them. Ordered a second time worked just as well as first

The pins are a great idea for self leveling concrete - however they don't really work. The adhesive does not stick well (even with extra focus on cleaning the area and being a construction zone) and they tend to fall over or get consumed by the self leveling concrete on pouring. They are awkward to cut or mark once in place. Save your time/money and just sink screws at the level you need

They did what I purchased them for, which was to help level a 450 sq ft basement floor with self levelling cement. They are flimsy plastic and I wouldn’t trust the maintain vertical above 20 - 30 mm in height. Max height I left was 34 mm so served the purpose. I wouldn’t have done this job without them though.

The product is good, but this will hamper the usage of a spiked roller, an important step when using self-levelling compound.

J’ai acheter cet item pour ne pas à avoir à utiliser un époxy pour adhérer le guide au substrat. La gomme autocollante de ces guides est probablement passé date. Elle sèche et ne colle pas, même si le substrat était nettoyé et sans trace de contaminant. Il a fallu que je recommence la totalité du travail. Très déçu. Avoir su j’aurais utiliser un système maison avec de l’époxy. Une perte d’argent.