Wobble Fixer Metric USA Shims: 48 PCS/Set of 12 Flexible Furniture Levelers for Restaurant Tables - Stackable & Customizable! Review

The floors in my house are uneven in places, I used regular wooden pads to stabilize loose furniture but even after trimming off the excess it showed clearly. They are so small and effective that they are not visible at all. They come with 4 attached and are easy to cut if you only need one or two.

I have a 100 year old house and I'm surprised my floors are seldom level so I'm always looking for ways to level things. This is the best I've ever bought. They are firm, but at the same time a little soft. Non-slip. Brown so they don't stand out on my wooden floors. And customizable. Just bought more

I live in an old building; The floors sag in the center of the room, forming a parabolic shape. These pads are durable and the rubber feet prevent slipping. Finally I can level everything, even if the floors are uneven. I tested stacking and it worked fine. Used under metal and wooden furniture. I have them under a corner sofa and they are holding up great.

Adhesive strips with thick padding under the carpet made our TV stand tip over, had to move the stand far away from the wall to level it. Pick them up and voila, line up the TV stand on the wall. The only thing that would improve this product would be if it came in other colors such as: B. beige brown that would go better with regular carpet tones. Otherwise 5 stars, did the trick in seconds.

Most bookcases sold today are lightweight and not all shelves can hold books. Top shelves should be covered with light material to prevent tipping. These spacers help tilt the bookshelf against the wall to minimize the chance of collapsing. That doesn't change the fact that nothing heavy can be placed on the top shelves, but overall the shelves are safer to handle. The pads are the best I've found, matching the color of hardwood floors, darker tile, and carpet.

It seems odd to write a review about something as simple as wedges, but they are "special" and deserve a comment. I live in a 125 year old house where absolutely nothing is "exact". I also have a few vintage watches that need to be very straight. Over the years I've used wooden wedges, matchboxes, pieces of cardboard, whatever works. These "solutions" always seem to be misplaced or lost. These "Wobble Fixer" wedges have enough "stick power" to stay in place. They also have ridges at different…

I like that they are small. I love how they are made from a dense rubber material that has a compressed/molded feel with a fabric outer shell. There is some "flexibility" to the material, but overall it's very dense and has to support significant weight. I ordered them for a very specific use in my house. I had to find a small compression wedge that could slip between the baseboard's heatsink damper and the hinges it was attached to. Wall-mounted speakers, when hit at the right height, created…