T-Nut Leg Leveler (Set of 4), Adjustable Leveling Feet for Furniture, Tables, Workbenches, 500 lb. Load Capacity

Very old homemade table that sits on the porch, was never level and had several wood shims that kept getting bumped. These levelers worked great. Well made and because I drilled all the way through the table feet, I could adjust them from above. Only drawback, was the need to buy a 7/16" drill bit. Odd size. Table is now level and steady. Would definitely buy this again.

These little guys are a bit spendy, but worth it.They are of good quality and solidly built. Very self explanatory to use simply drill a 7/16” hole, hammer in the little collar the screw in the post.I built a VERY heavy table and four benches for my outdoor patio and wanted to keep everything off the ground. These were a fantastic solution. My patio is uneven, so these fixed any rocking or wobbling. I can simply adjust the height of each leveler to fit my needs.But I also wanted my newly built furniture to last a long time and so I didn’t want them to ever be in standing water. Well these guys solve that problem too.They hold some very substantial weight without any problem.If these look like what you need, go ahead and buy them without concern. They are great.

Solid levelers with a classic look. Besides being functional they actually made my project look better. My only complaint is you need a 7/16" drill bit to install properly. This is not a drill bit most people will already own so this extra one-off purchase added another $7 to the price.

well they worked great but I used them not as attended . I welded the nut part on end of pipe but worked great for my purpose I wish they were 1/2 longer but couldn't find any any longer so I used these.

Used for feet on a stand I made for a family member. Used these feet so that it could be both leveled and made to rest up against the underside of a sewing machine table (with a folding section) that's being re-purposed as a desk. Shelf set at a height so that a shredder can be placed under it. I wanted stainless (with the pads on them) so that I wouldn't have to worry about rust, and they wouldn't mark up the floor where it goes. I did make pieces for these to thread into (drilled and tapped 3/8-16) so I didn't use the included threaded inserts (made to go into wood). Most of the stand is made from 1" angle iron. Top most portion is 1/4" steel rod that's welded around the top to keep it square (or as close as I could get as a hobbyist). Used my TIG welder to put this all together.

These installed easily and do the job, but the construction isn't very rugged. One of the feet caught something while I was moving the table I installed them on, and broke away from the threaded leg. I didn't notice that I had bumped anything, so I can't say how hard the impact might have been.

These are fantastic quality leg levelers. I did not use the T-nut that is included with each set of levelers because for my particular application. I just preferred a T-nut that screwed into the leg for a more secure hold. These levelers have a vinyl pad on the bottom so they should not mar up most floors. These do swivel slightly which is really nice on an uneven floor.

I used these levelers for our new kitchen table. The plan was to use a nice set of chairs which we already owned, however the table was about an inch too short for the chair arms to clear. The wife was pretty upset. I found these levelers and I knew that they would get the job done.The most difficult part of the install was removing the existing levelers, which wasn't too difficult to drill out. I reamed out the holes, put a dab of liquid nails in the hole, and popped these in. Problem solved.One nice feature about these levers is that the base of the leveler pivots. This helps stability when you have an uneven floor and.or if you drilled your hole on a slight angle.Nice simple product. Happy wife.