Hand Lifting Jack Tool, Labor Saving Arm, Hand Lifting Jack Tool for Level Adjusting, Furniture Lifter, Drywall Lifts, Precise Control Slow Descent, 12inch 400lb 2PCS

I looked at many versions of furniture jacks and didn't want to spend a ton of money on what was kind of a specialty item. The set cost abt $80 and include a hard sided storage case. These are true jacks with a rubber base so as not to damage floors and are rated to 400lbs. They lifted my furniture easily for cleaning, installing area rugs etc. They do not move furniture, however with 2 sets (4) jacks, you could put 2 jacks on each side of your item and raise a piece of furniture or household appliance high enough to get a dolly underneath it and move your item that way. Another important feature is the release. These jacks have a ratcheted release, which is way safer, so you can "walk" the height down incrementally, rather than a quick release that would result in an instant crash to the floor. I found these jacks to be stable and sturdy, but certainly common sense rules of safety apply when using them. Hope this helps.

Works great, should have bought sooner. Wasted money buying a different style of furniture lifter.

Worked great at first. Now can't hold my projects up as well.

This thing works great. The only problem is the case it comes with. Putting the tool back in. The case is.l not intuitive, in fact requiring a fair bit of trial and error. A pain to say the least when cleaning up after a job.

Feels very solid. Good design. Did a Quick test on my coach, I like it.

Not for me. Thought I could use them for getting benches and tool chests up just high enough to level them.I'm sure if one just wants to level up sheetrock or dishwasher, etc....I'm sure they're fine.

Great for lifting the foot of bed for install of area rug!

Reasonably priced and very effective for my needs. I used these to temporarily level my large stainless steel grill in order to mount permanent adjustable feet to the stainless steel frame. It worked as intended