Adjustable Appliance Foot Pads, PP Resin, 0.6-1.8 in, Laundry Room

Setup was painless and they look tidy under my laundry pair. I just wish there was a bigger bundle because I ended up needing extras for the chest freezer and had to order twice. Otherwise no issues with the product itself.

My washer used to creep a couple inches every few loads. With the 1.4 in pads it stays put, and the rubbery feel on the bottom actually grips the concrete. I'd buy these again for the garage fridge.

Quality seems fine and the stacking idea is clever. My problem is my stackable unit has a flat base with no separate feet, so there was nothing to drop into the cups. Kept them for the utility sink cabinet legs instead. Just check you have actual round feet.

Put these under my platform bed's round legs to stop them scuffing the wood floor. The 1.0 in lift gave me just enough room for a flat sweeper. They grip well and don't slide when I flop onto the mattress.

I eyeballed my machine feet and guessed wrong, they turned out a touch wider than 1.5 in so the cups were tight. I measured properly the second time and got the right lift. Lesson learned, grab a ruler before ordering.

I've had these under a front loader for about eight weeks with no cracking or discoloring. The PP material wipes clean and doesn't seem to absorb anything. Still sitting flush and level, no sagging in the layers.

On the tile in my utility corner these work exactly as described and I can sweep underneath. I tried moving one to a low-pile rug and it was just okay, still shifted a little. Fair product, just pick your surface carefully.

Basement concrete slopes a bit and my washer always rocked. I used the 0.6 in pads on the low side to even it out and it sits way flatter now. Spin cycle is less dramatic, which is all I wanted.

They feel sturdy and my washer hasn't budged, moisture doesn't seem to bother them either. My only gripe is there's no load rating anywhere, so I was guessing whether four cups could handle a full washer. They have so far, but I'd like numbers.

I'm not handy and I dreaded the idea of any install. These are literally just cups you set down and drop the feet into. Done in under five minutes, and my back thanks me because I didn't have to shimmy anything.

Liked them enough on the washer that I ordered another four-pack a couple weeks later for the dryer. The grey color is neutral and blends in, doesn't stand out like some bright plastic stuff. Both machines sit level now.

These are solid and well made, no complaints on the material. But my laundry room has a plush rug and the pads just sink into it, so I lost most of the height. On the bare floor near the door they were fine. Just know your flooring.

I actually bought these for the living room, not the laundry. My sofa legs are round and about 1.2 in wide, so they dropped right in. Now I can run the robot vacuum under the couch, which I could never do before.

I wanted maximum clearance to pull out the old lint and gunk behind the dryer. Stacked all the layers to 1.8 in and it held firm. The layers line up nice and there's no wobble even at the tallest setting.

Bought these mainly to get my fridge off the kitchen tile so I could sweep under it. Worked great for the round fridge feet at 0.6 in. My dryer has flat glide pads though, so these just sat there unused for that one. Wish the listing had been clearer on that part.

The vibration on my second floor laundry was driving me nuts. These cups seem to soak up some of it, and the machine walks way less than it used to. Not silent, but noticeably better after about a month of use.

I took a tape to my dryer feet and got right at 1.4 in across, so the 1.5 in opening was fine. Snug fit, no wiggle when the drum spins. I went with the 1.0 in lift so I could slide a dust mop under.

My old setup had the washer sitting right on the concrete and water always pooled underneath. I stacked these to 1.4 in and now a mop actually fits back there. Took maybe two minutes to drop all four feet in, no tools at all.