TWIG TWIG-56898

TWIG 3/8" Threaded Leveling Feet Instruction Manual

Model: TWIG-56898

Product Overview

The TWIG 3/8" Threaded Leveling Feet are designed to provide stability and adjustability for various furniture types, including tables, desks, cabinets, dressers, and benches. These heavy-duty levelers help protect floors and allow for precise height adjustments.

Four TWIG 3/8 inch threaded leveling feet and eight felt pads

Image: A set of four TWIG 3/8" threaded leveling feet, along with eight high-density felt pads. The levelers feature a large base and a robust threaded screw for stability.

Product Specifications

BrandTWIG
Model NumberTWIG-56898
Thread Size3/8"-16 UNC Thread
Dimensions (L x W x H)1.4" x 1.4" x 2.38" (overall)
Maximum Load Capacity1320 lbs
Adjustable Height Range1" to 2"
MaterialHeavy-duty metal with black finish, felt pads
Number of Pieces4 Leveling Feet, 8 Felt Pads
Installation TypeScrew-In
Diagram showing dimensions of the leveling foot and T-nut

Image: Detailed dimensional diagram of the TWIG leveling foot and its corresponding T-nut, indicating thread size (3/8-16), overall height (2.37"), base width (1.4"), and T-nut dimensions.

Safety Information

Important Safety Notice: Drilling into furniture legs can be hazardous. It is highly recommended that installation be performed by professionals or individuals with adequate experience in woodworking and power tool operation.

Installation Guide

Recommended Tools:

Installation Steps:

  1. Prepare Furniture Leg: Fix the furniture leg in a stable and suitable position to facilitate drilling. Ensure the leg diameter is greater than 1-1/2" to prevent cracking.
  2. Diagram showing four steps for installing leveling feet

    Image: A four-step diagram illustrating the installation process: 1. Fixing the furniture leg. 2. Drilling a hole. 3. Fixing the T-nut with a hammer. 4. Screwing in and adjusting the leveler.

  3. Drill Hole: Using an electric drill, create a hole with a diameter of 1/2" and a depth greater than 1-1/2" into the center of the furniture leg.
    • For Wood Legs: Use a 1/2" drill bit.
    • For Metal Legs: A 3/8" threaded insert must first be welded into the metal leg before installing the leveling feet. This product does not include welding instructions or tools.
  4. Insert T-Nut: Insert the provided T-nut into the drilled hole. Use a hammer to gently tap and tighten the T-nut until it is flush with the surface of the furniture leg.
  5. Screw in Leveler: Screw the leveling foot into the T-nut. Turn clockwise until it is securely seated.
  6. Attach Felt Pads: Apply one of the high-density felt pads to the bottom of each leveling foot. These pads help protect floors and reduce noise. Eight pads are included (4 for initial use, 4 for future replacement).
  7. Close-up of leveling foot with felt pad and description of its benefits

    Image: A close-up view of the leveling foot with a high-density felt pad attached. The image highlights the felt material and explains its benefits for floor protection and noise reduction.

Operating and Adjustment

Once installed, the height of the furniture can be easily adjusted to achieve perfect leveling and stability. The adjustment range is between 1 inch and 2 inches.

  1. Identify Unevenness: Place the furniture on a flat surface and identify which legs need adjustment to eliminate wobbling.
  2. Adjust Height: Rotate the base of the leveling foot clockwise to decrease height or counter-clockwise to increase height. Make small adjustments to each leg as needed.
  3. Verify Stability: After adjustment, gently push on the furniture from different angles to ensure it is stable and does not wobble. Repeat adjustments if necessary.
Diagram showing minimum and maximum height adjustment of a furniture leg with a leveler

Image: A visual comparison of a furniture leg with the leveling foot at its minimum (0.83" extension) and maximum (1.85" extension) adjustable heights, demonstrating the range of adjustment.

Maintenance and Care

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your TWIG leveling feet, follow these simple maintenance guidelines:

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Furniture wobbles after installation.Legs are not evenly adjusted.Adjust each leveling foot individually until the furniture is stable on a flat surface.
Leveling foot feels loose.T-nut not fully seated or leveler unscrewed.Ensure the T-nut is hammered in flush. Screw the leveling foot firmly into the T-nut.
Cracking in furniture leg during installation.Leg diameter too small or incorrect drill bit size/depth.Ensure furniture leg diameter is greater than 1-1/2". Verify drill bit size (1/2") and depth (greater than 1-1/2"). Professional installation is recommended.
Felt pads wear out quickly.Heavy use or rough floor surfaces.Replace with the spare felt pads provided. Consider using additional floor protection if needed.

Product Applications

These heavy-duty leveling feet are suitable for a wide range of furniture, particularly large or heavy items with leg diameters greater than 1-1/2 inches. Common applications include:

Collage of furniture pieces including kitchen island, sofa, and bed with leveling feet

Image: Examples of furniture where these levelers can be used, including a kitchen island, a living room sofa, and a bedroom dresser, demonstrating their versatility in various indoor settings.

Collage of outdoor and indoor furniture pieces including side table, cabinet, and patio set with leveling feet

Image: Further examples of furniture applications, such as an outdoor side table, an indoor storage cabinet, and an outdoor patio furniture set, highlighting suitability for both indoor and outdoor use.

Warranty and Support

TWIG is committed to providing high-quality products and excellent customer service. Our products are manufactured with credibility and designed for long-term use.

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