🪑 CSFMC Adjustable Leg on Solid Wood Furniture Feet: Premium 4-Piece Set for Sturdy Table and Chair Leveling Review

They were hard to find with a large screw size. Assembly was easy, the felt is a nice thickness and the diameter is just right for a table. I would buy them again.

I was disappointed with how light and fragile these legs are. I haven't broken any, but I haven't asked for many either. Reasonable price I think.

I bought a used table that someone with an uneven leg was "trying" to fix. They did a terrible job and I had to fix it. I installed one of these on a broken leg and was able to straighten my legs. Easy to attach and holds up great.

Let me just say that. It is NOT solid wood. To make matters worse, the shape they formed around the bolt left a bulge at the bottom where a rock hard pad was glued, forming a protrusion on what should have been a flat pad.

I used this product on a dining table that was uneven due to the floor. This item was fairly easy to install with a drill and small hammer. Don't drill too big a hole. Maybe a size smaller than the anchor. This item is very well made!

My sofas on wheels came with rubber coated adjustable legs to avoid scratching the floor. Unfortunately, the rubber sleeves tear very easily, so I wanted to replace them with something permanent. The leveling feet I bought from Revain are very well made and have worked very well so far. We'll see how they hold up to abuse from reinstallation and demolition over the next few months.

A new laminate was just laid in the house. I found a discrepancy in either the integrity of the floor or the length of the legs of my table. In some places the table wobbled like a swing. My table and sideboard legs came pre-drilled with holes at the bottom so they were easy to attach, I didn't have to drill but I had the tools and skills if needed. The large felt base is thick enough to prevent slipping, but if I move the table I'm sure it won't scratch my floor. It was exactly what the doctor