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

These were easy to install. I tested a couple of sizes of drill bit sizes on some scrap wood until I fiound the size that would allow the yellow insert to fit snuggly, but not too tight. Then I drilled straight into the bench legs and screwed in the inserts. The feet are well made and adjust up to 5/8 in.

These feet are very well constructed and work well. I installed them on a large butcher-block weighing 65 pounds. They support it very well and keep it from sliding on smooth surfaces.

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!

Overall good and durable. However a couple of the inserts i received had problem threads that prohibited me from screwing in the feet easily.

Worked great to even out a wobbly table with wooden legs

They work great

The furniture delivery crew from another furniture retailer ruined one of the legs on a large entertainment center we purchased. These are the exact standard size and I could easily swap out all 4 legs without a problem, and they are much better built with sliders with rounded edges that won’t catch on the carpet.

No instructions of course. I have a pretty good selection of tools, so I had the right size Allen/hex wrench. But I did not have the right size drill bit. In my case I needed a 3/8" bit. But a slightly smaller bit might work for softer wood. If an Allen wrench had been included and if the size of the drill bit had been in the description on the website or if instructions documenting the size of the drillbit had been included I would give this a five star rating across the board.