Fulton Heavy Duty Adjustable Leveling Feet Ideal for Desks, Tables, Shelving Units, Cabinets and Furniture - Includes 4 Leg Levelers, Side Mount Adjustable Feet Levelers

I have a wide IKEA ALEX cart in a room that is very unlevel. I was able to install these feet without cleaning out the drawer unit and flipping it over - I just used the shims that were already under the furniture to push it up high enough to install the feet right on the floor.The included screws worked fine on the thin (5/8") MDF, and aren't long enough to punch through the other side of the material. My unit suffered a few cracks when I installed all the screws, but mine is very old (about 12 years now) and beat up from multiple moves, so that might have been a factor. if you're concerned, just drill some pilot holes first.The feet are easy enough to adjust, although it's a little tedious since the wrench is righ up against the side of the foot. I was able to level the drawer unit correctly. I'll probably get these for adding leveling feet to other cheap furniture.

used to assemble a... well, assembly table and outfeed table for my table saw. very sturdy.

It was super easy to install came with screws and built very solid My dog jumps around a lot and need something to hold him up the other feet broke off of his crate

These are nice to level equipment. I used them to level my table saw cabinet and another set to level my torsion box assembly table. Works good. I wish there was a jam nut to lock in the setting or it would be 5 star.

I have used these levelers on two recent projects - a long, built-in window seat and a built-in entertainment center. They are strong enough to support the weight of four or five people sitting on the window seat. Installation couldn't be easier, and, if you design your cabinets so that you can insert the provided hex key into the top of the stem of each leveler, leveling a cabinet, or a series of cabinets, without shims is very easy. They are more expensive than old style levelers that use T-nuts, but the ease of installation and adjustments make them worth the extra cost.

I put 4 of these on the bottom of a home-made shoe closet. They are quite utilitarian looking, so probably would not be suitable on a piece of elegant furniture. But for kid's bedroom, garage, utility closet, etc. (where utility trumps looks) they are superb. The adjustment is done using an Allen wrench to turn the top of the adjustment screw. This makes locking in a specific adjustment a bit difficult when the supported unit is close to the floor.Purchased with my own money and without any promotional consideration.

I liked these enough that I bought a second set for another project. I'm using them in my shop which is a large shed that the previous owner inexplicably used 8x16 pavers for flooring so it is really uneven (No rolling shop carts for me!) These worked great to support a medium duty work table. I haven't put anything super heavy on it but I use it regularly and the feet do what they are supposed to. They are surface mounted so there is no rocket surgery there. They have plenty of height adjustability. Overall, good product.

These are a heavy gauge metal and feel very sturdy. They could not have been easier to install and came with wood screws to install them into a wood substrate. I flipped my bench upside down and rested the lip of the leveler on the bottom of the leg and it sat there without falling as I screwed it in. No idea if they could be installed without flipping the furniture over, but I suspect they could be if you have the clearance to install the screws.