Heavy Duty Furniture Leveling Feet for Enhanced Stability: Anwenk Adjustable Table Leg Leveler with Lock Nuts - Perfect for Furniture, Tables, Cabinets, Workbenches, Shelving Units, and More Review

I used these on two separate workbenches that I wanted to put side by side and have a solid surface. Also, the floor in my garage is anything but level. I placed these legs on the underside of both benches and they worked exactly as intended. I ended up assembling some 2x4s with short drywall screws and sawing them to the right height. Easy to set up and I haven't had to fiddle with it since.

Very happy with this product. Use them to balance the "training table" we built during the pandemic. The table is in our basement with a slightly uneven carpet. These levels work great. As the weather warmed up we moved the table into our garage with the floor sloping towards the central drain. A few quick adjustments and the table is stable and strong again. Very easy to install and configure. High quality product. Recommend.

They are quite strong and come with 4 screws for mounting. The plastic coating on the legs is a bit slippery. I used them on a pedestal I built to increase the height of our front credit puck. The base block moved slightly during spinning. I added 1-1/2" diameter rubber grips to the plastic footpads to add "grip". It looks like it has worked so far. .

Controllers look good, but hardware is cheap! get your own Most of the included screws either broke off or fell off easily. They don't give you any extras at all. Any that broke broke inside the tree when I screwed them in. This caused a big problem because now I either have to find a way to get them out of the tree (which is hard to do without ruining the tree or screwing up the controller). Another option is to change the position a bit, which I did, but then another screw broke. Before I…

These leveling feet were just what I needed to securely place my old gun in the right place. The floor in this corner of my basement is pretty uneven, but it was dead space, so I decided to use my old gun safe as an ammo box, but I had to level it there. Well the safe itself weighs over 350 pounds and with ammo it should weigh close to 700 pounds and so far it's holding up well, strong and perfectly level! The safe only has a 1/4 inch thin panel on the inside, so the fire rating (if any) didn't

I've been playing around with these legs for a very long time. The metal used is extremely soft, the hex portion is easy to remove and the threads are bent with pliers to try and adjust. Then the mother does not turn. I have already invested in these legs as removing the brackets will leave holes in my project where I would have to replace them which completely compromises the strength. Not to mention the hours I wasted trying to get it to work. I finally got something that was approximately…