Do these work with angled legs?
583671
It depends on the angle. The sliders are slightly rounded and work OK on my chairs. My chair legs have a slight angle.
583672
If you have enough flat space on the bottom to hammer a large nail youshould be fine
583673
As long as the bottom of the leg on the chair is flat and there is approximately 1/2 inch total (or more) surface area on the flat part that touches the floor they work great.
583674
I ended up returning them because the legs of the chair were metal and the pins wouldn't have worked to push through.
583675
They are tap in, so as long as the base has enough to "nail" in. However they are terrible for laminate floors! scratch scratch, regret buying enough for my table and four chairs. They are all now in the trash!
583676
I believe they would my chairs front legs are straight and the back legs angle slightly. Even an angled leg should have a flat bottom...right?
1010453
No, but they do swivel. For minor leg length adjustments you can do it via the legs themselves and then clamp them at whatever length you want. I haven't had to do this yet, but I'm sure that they could be easily adjusted that way to within very small fractions of an inch.
1639789
Yes. The detented leg tips extend out of the main legs and are affixed via a heavy knobbed screw.Product Features Platform height adjustment: 26 - 43"; length adjustment: 29 - 43.5". You should also be able to stand and play with the leg tips extended
354038
My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.
1373847
Sorry for my delay.. Mine too are angled and it worked fine. my trailer had a lot of wiggle (if you will). and these stabilizers stopped most of it..
481118
Yes. They have separate holders that the legs fit in that have holes for inserting screws or bolts as needed
158349
Technically no, but you can squeeze the legs together to achieve a similar result. With legs fully extended and squeezed together, the feet form an equilateral triangle about 1 and 1/2 niches on each side.
904157
No, you should be able to adjust them by using the metal loops on the leg guards.
2194938
There is no angle. The legs are vertical when attached. They do no cant the leg
1351298
They are angled inward a touch, I used them so my 8 year old could reach the bars on our tandem. Worked perfectly.
2212439
yes but they'll flop around. try strapping them around your frame, or you can buy some type of hooks at the hardware store and loop it around them.
1135663
These are pretty tough and versatile, but I guess there's a limit to the weight and temperature they can hold up to.Unless the leg supports hundreds of pounds or gets very hot, these should work just fine. They are ridged on one side so they can lock to each other or get a good grip on a hard surface.
796759
No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
206014
Actually, i believe so. As you can adjust the leg heights. But what I'm not sure about is whether they both have to be even at the same height, or if it's totally alright to adjust just one side and not the other.
277224
Wood round legs should not be a problem. They are square but I believe only for the sustainability of the weight it has nothing to do with what shape of leg you place upon them. I thought they would be cheap, but they have really impressed me.
1016110
To put this to rest: They ARE angled (at least the ones I received were). I have placed a picture on the feedback I left on May 6, 2015.
931866
Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.