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M8 Thread Self Adjusting Leveling Table Foot - 4/Case
Features
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Self adjusting foot eliminates wobbly tables
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Plastic threaded socket included for installation on wooden table legs
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M8 thread
Product Features
Add these Lancaster Table & Seating M8 thread self adjusting table feet to your table legs to eliminate a wobbly table! Uneven floors cause your table tops to be unsteady, which can ruin your guests' dining experience. These adjustable feet are a quick and simple solution to ensure your table is nice and steady. These feet are compatible with most table bases equipped with M8 threads. They are also an excellent option to replace existing M8 threaded adjustable feet.
Overall Dimensions:
Diameter: 1 1/4"
Height: 1 3/8"
Specifications
- Height 1 3/8 Inches
- Diameter 1 1/4 Inches
- Type Feet
- Usage Indoor
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
- 6 customers gave 5 star ratings
- 0 customers gave 4 star ratings
- 2 customers gave 3 star ratings
- 1 customers gave 2 star ratings
- 4 customers gave 1 star ratings
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Jack H.
1.0Complete and total GARBAGE
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-TIOGA- T.
1.0We purchased 34 units of these "self-adjusting" leveling feet for our restaurant tables, expecting a durable solution for a high-traffic environment. Unfortunately, most of them broke within weeks of installation. The plastic construction is incredibly weak — several feet cracked before the tables were even used, and others snapped after minimal movement. Rather than improving table stability, these feet made things worse. Tables became wobbly, uneven, and unreliable — totally unacceptable for a professional setting. This product might work for light home use, but it’s not suitable for commercial environments despite being marketed that way. We’re now forced to replace them all, wasting both time and money. Very disappointing from a brand we expected more from.
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Kathleen R.
2.0These self-leveling feet sound good, but they don’t hold up over time. They make the tables a little more wobbly than they would have been with manually adjusted feet. Also, if two tables are pushed up next to each other, these adjusting feet will often keep the tables from being at the same height as each other.