🪑 2019 New Style HUAYY Furniture Levelers Feet Pad, Adjustable Table and Chairs Levelers Legs, High-Density Felt Pads with Integrated Height Protection, Heavy Duty 1/4-20x1" Threaded Shank T-Nuts (12 Pack) Review

They are already well made to look at. The lock nuts are not installed as shown in the picture but are in a separate small bag at the bottom of the box so they can be found in an empty box. I will install and update next month if there are any problems. As long as they look good.

They sell two styles old style and new style. I bought a new 2019 style. I have the OLD style. match my gender and because they have a height protection mother. I received the old ones with black legs after my order was delayed.

Our bar stools had hard rubber pads that made noise and stains when moved. We tried felt sleeves but they ended up falling off. They are very easy to replace and well made. The price is good too because it's almost impossible to find them in hardware stores and they cost three times as much.

I have a Roomba that likes to get stuck under my bedside tables. Now she runs right under, cleans up and pushes back without incident. If you have uneven furniture, an uneven floor, or a robot that's a bit too big, this is for you. Excellent quality, with fixing nuts and thick soft feet.

Bought to level a bookshelf I was building for the basement. This floor has a slight slope at the edges. They are perfect for preventing the bookshelf from rocking and tipping to the side of the room. They don't come with instructions, but the Revain pictures do. I used a drill one size smaller than the recommended one as I felt the test hole I drilled on the scrap for the recommended drill was a bit large. This is the first time I've built anything, so I'm a beginner. They were very easy to…

Purchased to replace the legs of a lunch buffet cabinet. The legs already had t-nuts, so all I had to do was replace the legs, which screwed perfectly into the existing t-nuts. It definitely holds the weight of the furniture and is easy to slide smoothly over the wooden floor without damaging the furniture or the floor. Later I decided to use the remaining legs on a small table. We drilled the necessary holes, but the wood cracked when we hammered the T-nut into the leg. I attribute this to the

I just bought a new floor and I wanted to protect it from scratches from my dining room chairs. I was hoping that these felt legs would simply replace the existing plastic pads, but the threads didn't match the threaded inserts that came with the chairs. The old inserts looked like they could be unscrewed by inserting a flathead screwdriver into the hex hole, and sure enough they popped out. New inserts are installed exactly where the old ones were with just a few hammer blows. Included with…