3/8" Thread Furniture Levelers, Adjustable Screw-in Feet With Threaded Inserts, Heavy Duty Leveling for Table, Cabinets, Chair, Sofa - 4 Pack, Black

I needed to level a wooden outdoor work table for crafts that is on an uneven patio paver surface and they were the perfect height in order to get the table level. One foot had to be extended all the way and it still did not wobble or seem unsteady. Installation was pretty easy, too. Just follow the steps and don't try to shortcut anything!

The media could not be loaded. I used these for feet for a custom steel-framed table. They're perfect. Good build quality. Very durable.

Great product. Perfect for replacing original

We have a kitchen cabinet-piece that was damaged in our move - such that the plastic feet on it were broken off partially leaving a significant and dangerous-for-contents wobble to the entire unit. I needed to find a solution for this. Unfortunately for me, I could not get under the unit to measure and went with best guesses. These feet levelers are good quality. They come with sticker felt pads to cushion if needed which was especially helpful for our use. I was able to use these to sit them into the holes at the bottom of our unit, but to be stable truly they either need to be pre-threaded to fit perfectly, or you need to use the included threads. We weren't able to do either so the unit is only currently sitting on these, but I hope to be able to fix it with the included threaded inserts soon.

I was building a support for a vanity cabinet. The cabinet is going to sit on a bathrom floor. I wasn't confortable with just letting the wood sit on the tile, so we got these.They came in a bag with no instructions, but they were pretty easy to figure out. The feet themselves are made of a hard plastic, attached to a bolt that threads into a spiked nut that attaches to your wood leg. There are adhesive disks included that can be attached to the plastic base in order to avoid scratching something like a hardwood floor. I didn't use them - the plastic can sit on my tiled bathroom floor. These were perfect for my application, seem to be well made and were easy to install.Here's how I used them:I first drilled a hole in the bottom of my furniture leg. You want this to be in the exact center, and also just a tad wider than the threaded bolt. If you make the hole too wide, you weaken the leg - too small and the bolt won't fit up there. I marked my drill bit with a bit of electrical tape to make sure that I got the depth right. Turn your furniture upside down and shake out the sawdust that your drill bit left in the hole. If you don't, you won't be able to thread the nut all the way in (ask me how I know this). Hoipefully, your wife won't notice the sawduat on her area rug right away....Once you have the hole drilled. thread the spiked nut onto the bolt. Center the bolt in the hole and tap the bottom ot the foot so that the spikes on the nut start to go into the wood. Make sure the nut is all the way up on the bolt to that you can use the bolt threads as a guide to make sure that the nut is centered. If you don't have a plastic deadblow hammer, use a regular one and a block of wood - you don't want to damage the plastic bottom of the foot. The idea of this is to get the spiked nut centered and started into the wood.Now carefully spin out the bolt, leaving the partially-installed spiked nut in the leg.Mash that spiked nut with a hammer, driving it into the bottom of the leg until it is flush with the wood. Protect the other side of the furniture while you're hammering on it - I did this by working on an area rug. Yeah, it's got sawdust all over it now.Thread the bolt back into the installed nut and repeat for the other legs.Now take the furniture to where it's going to live and use your level to adjust the legs so that everything is true.Oh, and one more thing - clean up that sawdust before your wife sees it. Use a broom and dustpan - she'll hear you if you try to use the vacuum cleaner.

The threaded inserts do not hold tightly in the wood. When screwing the leg in, you can easily separate the threaded insert, which is nailed into the wood by only 3-4 mm. This may work for heavier furniture, like a cabinet or table, but not for light items like in my case. I did not want to waste time returning and ordering another one (with thread in the wood), so I came up with the idea of ​​putting it on from the other side. In my case, I received non-adjustable very short legs only because my product was only 1.75 inches tall. Total 1 star, because in fact it’s plastic fixed legs, (not rubber adjustable feet)

These are very well made, replacement furniture feet.I really like these because they use T-nuts that allow you to secure mount the feet into the furniture. The thread is also machined well. So turns are very smooth. And the metal used appears to be of good quality.I mounted these on my son's computer desk. A couple of the feet were somehow dislodged and lost during the move. These improved upon the original feet, doubling the width of the feet. I ended up replacing all six feet, not just the two that were missing.

Item: COIDEA 3/8" Thread Furniture Feet LevelersThese threaded foot adjustable levelers worked perfectly for my needs and were easily adjustable. It was a straight forward install