CSFMC Furniture Leveler PTFE(Teflon) Bottom(28mm Base 1/4-20,8 Pack),Threaded Shank Adjust Pads,Table/Chair/Cabinet/Sofa Medium Adjustable Legs Leveling,Nuts Installation and Floor Protection

Great item. Very easy to install on my dining room table. Fit great. With the teflon feet should protect the floor really well. Very well made, look great.

These work well and allow my tables to slide across the shop floor. They are really good, except the part that screws into the wood. This part is not really bad, but the metal is soft and they are difficult to drive into hardwood. The closest drill bit that I could fine was just a little too tight. I am wondering if I needed a metric bit. Would have been good if they included a cheap bit. Since the metal is a little soft I had to really push down to drive them in or else the wench slot would strip out. The soft metal also makes removing the part from the wood very difficult, if an adjustment needs to be made. I am giving 5 stars, because I think they should be 4.5 stars.

These 1” levels worked great for my cherry wood project. These were inserted in the 3/4” edge of the cabinet. I had been looking for a while to find small enough leveler feet that would fit the 3/4” wood edge. At first, I was going to use t-nuts but after testing the inserts on some scrap wood I decided to use the included threaded inserts. I drilled a few hole sizes in some scrap 3/4” wood to find which I thought was the best size hole for the threaded inserts. I tested on 3/4” pine and cherry. For pine, I thought 23/64” drill worked well though 3/8” was fine too. For hardwood like cherry, I found 25/64” worked fine as well as 13/32”. I used a 6mm hex wrench to screw the insert in. I created a slight countersink using a 1/2” drill bit. If the insert is driven to far into the wood (or a too tight of a hole) you’ll risk splitting. I didn’t use the included hex nuts.

I added these to a desk I built for my granddaughter. They aren't hard to add but some simple instructions that indicate drill bit size, how deep to drill the hole, what size wrench to install the insert would all be very helpful. As might a thin 10mm wrench to make it easy to adjust the feet and tighten the jam nut on each foot. The feet themselves seem sturdy enough so that's good.

I built two small shelf systems and needed some adjustable feet. These worked slick. The 1/4 threading appears accurate and fits like a glove. Overall, they appear well made with high quantity materials. These seem to be excellent value. I would expect them to last for years.

Very good value for the price. Simple, no frills packaging arrived quickly and intact. Fortunately I already know how to install these screw inserts because there were no instructions or guides, just the parts. The tricky part is guessing what diameter drill hole is needed for the type of material you are using. For example, if you have nice solid hardwood you're going to need a drill hole that is ever so slightly bigger than if you had a softwood material you are putting these into. In my case, I had teakwood patio chairs whose legs were starting to rot at the bottom. This material could accommodate a smaller drill hole because the insert will compress it outward as it is being screwed in, and in fact a larger drill hole would not provide enough support for the insert and screw in foot once loaded with a person sitting on it. Second, I wish the whole thing was available in stainless steel because, again, patio = outside!

Use these on the legs of a butcher block dining room table. They support the weight and have held up well. They slide smoothly across our tile floor when needed, without leaving marks. Would buy again.

It looked robust, but I returned it because it wouldn’t work for my application.