Zenna Home Kit Extension White Review

They protect the underside of the device from damage caused by wet floors. It's plastic. This is perfect for a floor with a shower just inches from it.

To be honest, these should be in the whole wardrobe. It's just plastic and a few screws. Selling them individually only fills the company's pockets.

Easy to assemble but also easy to remove. What I really like about it is that it's made of plastic, which protects my bathroom pantry floor from water damage that ruined the old one and caused its deterioration.

Arrived on time. All 4 screws turned out to be Philip's, but all 4 had snapped off. Most likely returned without quality control and repackaged. Also, the manufacturer should include leg extensions instead of charging extra. Whether you measure or not, there is no such thing as a standard toilet these days.

Leg extensions come in two pieces. One of them had a slot for a rack, but the slot was too narrow, so the bottom had to be used separately. I wanted the whole piece to elevate the cabinet higher. Thank goodness a bottom piece only raised it just enough to work, otherwise the whole cabinet would have been a waste of time.

These extensions saved the day! When we decided to place the cabinet above the toilet, the bottom shelf was right above the outlet. I couldn't believe it! When I saw these extensions, I immediately ordered them. We had to sand the bottom of our cabinet legs to fit in the grooves of the extensions because they are ½" wide and it took us about ⅝" but after we did that and banged a bit to get them in perfectly! You really saved the day. We used both extensions because we needed all 4 inches.

I agree with other reviews that they should definitely come with the cabinet itself. The fact that I paid for a closet and then had to jump through hoops to get extensions is just ridiculous. Also, there were no screws in my kit, although the picture advertising these things clearly shows screws. I couldn't find perfectly sized screws for the legs and the extension leg itself, and it was very unstable without the legs attached to the legs. I ended up using legs with no feet. Does the job this…