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Adjustable Leveler Leg

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32183
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21  Reviews
Adjustable Leveler Leg
Adjustable Leveler Leg

These leveler legs adjust up to 2-3/16" to give you a range from 3-11/16" to 5-7/8". Toe kicks are removable—giving you easy access to plumbing and electrical fixtures!

(1) 4-Pack of Adjustable Leveler Legs
(4) Plinth clips
More Information
Brand Rockler
Weight 0.6500
Tech Spec
  • Load rated at 400 lbs. per leg
  • Foot measures 1-3/4" diameter
Technical Documents
Prop 65 Warning WARNING Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product

Prop 65 WarningWARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood
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They work great!
Although my recent purchase was for cabinets in my shop, I used these when I built new kitchen cabinets some years ago. They worked great and made leveling the cabinets an easy task. They are also good in readjusting the height of the cabinet if you change the type of top and it is a different thickness than the original. I also like the removable kick board feature that you get when using these legs.
January 10, 2017
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Very efficient
This is the most efficient way to compensate for unlevel floors. If you are doing a long stretch of cabinets in one go, it can take a lot of trial & error to bring things into level, but it's much easier than shimming.
October 26, 2015
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
fit the bill
easy to install, easy to adjust, worked perfect
September 14, 2015
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Make cabinets much easier
When it was first suggested to me that I pick up these adjustable legs, I was not sold on the idea. I tried them for a set of kitchen style cabinets I made for my wood shop. The first thing I found was that they paid for themselves in plywood by letting me get an extra side panel out of each sheet and the need to cut the toe-kick. They installed fast and easy, and they made leveling and installing he cabinets much faster and easier. Assuming that they are durable and support the weight they claim, I will be picking up another set of these for the next cabinet bank I am building later this Winter.
November 23, 2014
Fast, easy, and strong, just what...
Fast, easy, and strong, just what I was looking for. Allowed me to level a long series of garage storage cabinets on a very uneven floor. I did not drill the guide pin through the cabinet bottom, just drilled deep enough to allow the leg shoulder to seat, thus no holes to look at inside the cabinet.
July 29, 2011
I built a 64" long cabinet...
I built a 64" long cabinet to enhance my 40 year old Craftsman 10" table saw by providing permanent extensions on either side of the saw top. I used swivel casters on the 4 corners of the cabinet and installed 4 Adjustable Leg Levelers just inboard of the casters. This way I can roll my saw to any location in my shop and then have a firm base by lowering the feet of the levelers and leveling the top of the saw. They work great in this application.
July 25, 2011
Purchased these legs for use on...
Purchased these legs for use on an island cabinet. They were easy to install and made leveling the cabinet a breeze. The clips provided a very easy way to install the kickboard.
May 19, 2011
I used these legs for an...
I used these legs for an easy to level base for my camping grill - They were perfect - Easy to install and easy to use at the campground
November 29, 2009
My son and I are building...
My son and I are building a long dreamed of shop. We purchased three sets of the Adjustable Leveler Legs. After building the base cabinets we easily installed the legs and adjusted the cabinets untill they were perfectly level. The Jig It for drilling holes for shelf pins is also GREAT!
April 30, 2009
I am renovating a 1963 house....
I am renovating a 1963 house. I use these under all of my bathroom and kitchen cabinets so that I do not have to worry about out-of-level or uneven floors and various liquid spills that may occur during renovation or in future years.Very easy to use.
April 9, 2009
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Building base cabinets for basement.
Bryan G on Feb 2, 2019
Best way to set base cabinets
James S on Aug 22, 2018
Building base cabinets for basement.
Bryan G on Feb 2, 2019
These work well for model railroad module legs.
Daniel B on Aug 28, 2018
Best way to set base cabinets
James S on Aug 22, 2018
Building garage cabinets
frank c on Aug 6, 2018
Building new cabinets and want to see how these work.
Donna H on Jul 16, 2018
Choices are slim elsewhere online and these do exactly what you'd need them to do. They are at the price point where you know you're getting what you're paying for in terms of quality and yet you're not paying excessively. In short they are a safe bet.
Mark N on Jun 20, 2018
Weight capacity
Craig C on May 20, 2018
am building a work bench an have an unlevel floor
Albert J on May 16, 2018
These are strong and are adjustable from the interior of the carcass.
stephen b on Apr 20, 2018
Have used them in the past and are very pleased with them
Josh F on Nov 18, 2017
Used it before and has worked great in my kitchen
Debra R on Nov 11, 2017
would like to see if they will work for a Cypress Hutch project being placed on an eneven tiled floor
Jeffrey P on Aug 15, 2017
I have used these in the past with success. In addition, I prefer this method over toe kicks or base box for ease of installation and visual appeal. My applications have been for storage cabinets in the garage and in the house.
Kurt B on Jun 23, 2017
for my closet projet
Joseph S on May 22, 2017
Good legs. Needed more for expanded project.
Jerome P on May 3, 2017
To replace identical item on my out feed table of my table saw.
David J on Apr 7, 2017
I've used these in the past, and I like them
Mark S on Feb 10, 2017
simplest way to level cabinets before install.
easy snap-on toe kick
tom m on Jan 10, 2017
These legs have a good weight rating. The package includes 4 clips for toe kick boards so I can install both front and side kickboards. Another company has legs with lower weight rating and only 2 clips so can only install one kick board with 2 clips.
Richard C on Jan 8, 2017
These adjustable legs are great. This is the second kitchen that I have remodeled and the ease of adjustment beats all. Keeps all the cabinets level along the run, no matter how unlevel the floor. No need for angled shims that shift. Having the removable toe kick also helps down the road for access to plumbing and electrical.
Jim D on Dec 20, 2016
building cabinets
Harry homeowner on Dec 15, 2016
to make leveling my cabinets easier.
Henry H on Oct 3, 2016
This is a very good product and I especially liked the quality of the mounting screws.
Michael L on Aug 14, 2016
made melamine cabinets for the laundry center. These legs make leveling the cabinets very easy. Installation is also very simple.
Hal S on Apr 11, 2016
Decent Reviews, Reasonable Price. I'm adding some cabinets to an unfinished basement with concrete floors and don't want moisture to wick into the wood. There's not a humidity problem in the basement but this is to separate materials and ensure no problems in the wood cabinet.
Jesse H on Apr 5, 2016
For the kitchen cabinets I'm building. My house was built over 50 years ago and the floors may not all be level.
Kenneth C on Mar 28, 2016
Want to try them on basement cabinets
James M on Mar 20, 2016
The height range and method of attachment.
Kathleen L on Mar 18, 2016
It's the easiest way I could find to level a cabinet run on a slate floor.
WALTER M on Jan 29, 2016
Easier to use and adjust than a rigid base frame.
Kurt B on Jan 25, 2016
I have used these legs for years as a professional cabinet maker. They are easy to add, and make levelling and setting cabinets fantastically fast and easy. The less level a floor is, the more these pay off.
Ralph B on Sep 11, 2015
Garage cabinet supports
Gary C on Aug 28, 2015
For garage cabinets. Wanted the cabinets off the cement to ease in cleaning and eliminate moisture problems
Terry Q on Aug 26, 2015
I've used these before, and they work very well.
David J on Aug 13, 2015
MAKING KITCHEN CABINETS. READ ABOUT IN BUILD YOUR OWN KITCHEN CABINETS DANNY PROULX
LOUIS N on Jun 23, 2015
online reviews
Max K on May 9, 2015
I tried these legs on a previous cabinet that I built and was extremely happy with them. Now I won't used anything else.
Robert C on May 1, 2015
To build cabinets
William M on Apr 19, 2015
These work well for model railroad module legs.
Daniel B on Aug 28, 2018
Building garage cabinets
frank c on Aug 6, 2018
How mamy are in a pack?
A shopper on Apr 19, 2015
BEST ANSWER: There are a total of four per pack. I needed one per each corner of the cabinets that I am building. Worked out well.
Does anyone have suggestions on reaching under the toe kick area and what you used to twist the back legs?
M F on Jul 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It would help to know what it is that you are building, how deep it is and how high your toe kick is. I make my toe kick 4-1/2", giving me room to get my arm under the cabinet. If the cabinet is light enough, I can usually twist it by hand, otherwise I use a straight blade screwdriver. It doesn't hurt to have someone lift the cabinet while you play with the legs. Good luck and lie on a pad while you are on the floor.
Adjust from above by removing (twist out) center of top bracket. Anybody tried this?
Allan C on Jul 16, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can adjust from above if you drill through the cabinet base (per instructions). Use a #2 or #3 Phillips screwdriver with a long shaft - about 6". You do have to snap out the wedge that is designed to tighten the locating pin in the hole but you might be able to tap it back in afterward; I haven't tried that. You could tap that in first to snug the pin but the hole in the middle is too small for a large bit Phillips screwdriver. Very handy not having to reach under the cabinet if you need to adjust the legs in back. Now I am looking for hole covers to snap into the 15mm holes.
I need installing instructions for installing the 32183 adjustable leveler legs i have 20 legs but no instructions were sent with them ?
weldon p on Nov 8, 2015
BEST ANSWER: If you go to the product page on the Rockler website and scroll down to the "Technical Downloads" heading you will find the complete instructions there.
I need a way to lift a large, heavy mirror above my fireplace. I am using a small cleat system to hang it and have misjudged the height twice now (I need to get it above a low ledge at the back of the mantel). Yesterday, I inserted several thin books as shims on either end, eventually lifting the mirror above and over the cleat. I have to take down the mirror again and move the cleat up another inch or two, and I worry about it toppling over during the process. I've been searching the web for a mini jack of some sort. Would a pair of these levelers do the trick?
Jayne H on Jan 20, 2016