🪑 Shepherd Hardware 8485E Wonder Self-Leveling Table Glides - Black: High-Quality, 16-Pack for Easy Table Leveling Review

The bag came with half the legs in poor condition and was missing several key components. The spring is not strong enough to align the tables. They will fit, but only 12 of the 16 feet could be used. Wouldn't buy again.

Photos with and without plastic coating. Even in the specs to show use with metal leg and wood let them show with and without. I cannot remove the plastic cover. The manufacturer replied that it was not designed to be torn off. Then why show without an out? I want a refund

One of the plastic sliders came with no glue and one of the bases is a bit sticky. Also, the instructions for screwing the base with an Allen key before gluing the slider weren't clear. I had to replace the glue on the sliders after removing them once.

These pads do not work well on uneven tiles. Joints between tiles will break those cheap plastic guides. Save money and find another solution. I tried them on a few tables and they stopped working after a week. Even the ones that work properly are still semi-shaky.

Easy to install. The downside: They level themselves all the time, so if customers put a lot of weight on the table or lean on it, the table wobbles and then everything goes haywire. . Then people try to put paper towels and stuff underneath to even it out, but it doesn't really work. They're terrible on our high peaks, but less rocky on our low peaks. It has to do with the distribution of the weight that people put on tables. Online to find something different for some of our tables.

We have lower quality Lancaster tables that are about 1 year old. We didn't realize how sloping and uneven our concrete floor was until we set up the tables. For a year we've been struggling with rickety tables, angry customers and spilled drinks. We installed 4 sets of these wonderful table legs and they are AMAZING! I don't know how long they will last, but the most important result is that our customers are happy. Highly recommended!

I own a restaurant. So far, so good. They have an Allen wrench so I can tighten them. More importantly, I can take them off again in a year if needed. They come with small 1/4" thick plastic feet that you attach with double-sided tape (included). I like this because those legs will no doubt wear out over time as the tables are constantly being moved (moved around for parties or just weekly cleaning). So if that happens I can just go to The Home Depot and buy more plastic discs, I've seen them…

My husband and I tore down the partition between the dining room and the kitchen. The house is old which means a square is sometimes not a square and the level is almost level but not perfectly level. We wouldn't know it was uneven until we put a small breakfast table where the wall once stood. The table was to be a small island where our meals could be served buffet style. It turned out to be an island of wimps, because it swayed a lot. I bought these table rails because I don't need the heavy