POWERTEC Threaded Leveling Feet 4PK w/ 3/8"-16 Threaded Inserts, Heavy Duty Adjustable Furniture Feet w/Large Non-Marring Pads for Dresser/Chair/Cabinet/Bench (71189)

I bought these to put under a huge antique pantry cabinet. This old cabinet is a hundred years old and eight feet tall and there was no way to move it to clean under it. It was a challenge getting this cabinet laid on the floor to install these due to its size. The install went very well and simple. They had everything needed in the package. I needed something really sturdy and durable and these are just that. I had looked for several months at local stores and no one carries these. I can slide out the cabinet now loaded with can goods and old China by myself to clean under and behind it. It glides on the ceramic tile floor with ease - no scratching the floor. I am refinishing an old wooden couch set from the seventies for my back porch and will be ordering several sets for the couch and chairs due to how heavy and awkward they are. I am so glad I found these super heavy duty levelers.

Perfect for a video game on a hard floor for moving it around when needed

Work great make sure to measure the diameter of the hole and you will love these. Your table or chairs will never be uneven again. You just twist the wonky leg and it’s all fixed.

Fit onto Schwinn exercise bike

I was looking for leveling legs that would work with my Spike Flex+ fermenter and these fit the bill nicely. I did not want casters, which would add to the weight of the fermenter and be a possible safety issue with my front-loading fermentation chamber. I was also finding that the very sticky rubber boots over the fermenter's legs were sticking to my concrete floor paint and pulling it up (argh!). The plastic on these feet is plenty hard enough to avoid pulling up my floor paint, which I spent several weekends applying. So to solve all of my problems, I removed the rubber boots that came with the fermenter and screwed in these legs. Life is good!

Excellent item

I really like the size of these but the Threaded Insert is way too soft. I think it's aluminum. I drilled a 1/2 inch hole and the tried to insert the Threaded Insert. The Allen wrench fit fine, but the upper portion of the insert couldn't take the pressure. I even tried to use a bit of oil as I threaded the insert into the hole and it still collapsed. Then I tried making the hole larger, but the insert is tapered and I don't have any taper drill bits. I can't recommend these. I need steel inserts.

Nice quality. Has plastic inserts on each foot and have a slight tilt ability to the feet so that they sit perfectly flat. Comes with good quality screws for mounting (always pre-drill!)I actually cut down the height of each threaded section since the area I used them was low in clearance. Simple with an angle grinder. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy these again!