Wobble Wedges Rigid Shims

I whent on their website and found out that this is a common solution for gym equipment/machines. They are much smaller than wedges commonly used in construction but the way they're designed they did their job. We have our machines sitting ontop of painted uneven cement so quite a few would wobble. We used to put black mocrofibers and they would work but looked tacky. I needed 2 max for some of the machines on one side. The design is amazing regarding them stacking and staying in place. Easy to use and I used about 6 total and used them on 4 machines. Took about 5minutes total. So far im super happy. As long as they dont slide out or anything we're good.

Needed shims for a water fountain and these worked perfectly. They have locking groves so they can be stacked without slipping.

Works perfectly to keep the arm pad from my preacher curl bench from wobbling!

Great wedge it lifted and leveled the bookcase. Only issue I wish I was able to snap together 2 or 3 pieces in order to create a greater lift and insure it does not slip. These pieces do not snap together, so careful as you place one on top of other as you slip them (it) under the furniture for the lift and leveling. Otherwise, good product an easy fix.

We bought these to use for leveling our old kitchen cabinets when we moved them to the garage. They worked great to level the cabinets on the garage floor and they are waterproof compared to wood shims. They are sturdy and could be stacked. These would be great if you needed to level a toilet says my husband the plumber (a former licensed plumber and not just a DIY person who can do some plumbing). They are made in the USA.

I discovered these while working in restaurants and got a pack for my house becasue they're truly the only thing that works when it comes to stabilizing a table or anything that wobbles. Nothing is more annoying than sitting at a table that shakes every time you touch it or set something down. Maybe it's an OCD thing but I can't stand it. My couch it a little off balance too. Whenever you sit on it you hear the other side hit the ground. These work perfectly to prop it up. They have the little grooves so you can stack multiple together and they wont slide which is perfect for the thicker gaps you're looking to fill ;)

This is exactly what it looks like- little wedge shaped pieces of plastic that can be used to stop the wobbles on furniture. These wedges have a ridging on both sides that can be used almost as a lock. They do not slip when they are stacked together. We haven't stacked them higher than about three high, but it seems like you could if you had to. These are fairly hard and while I read the directions that said you could cut them, you have to be stronger than I am to do that. I think you could use a dremel tool to cut them though. Great product. Once you have these you will find many places you want to wedge them in order to even up something.

I thought this where only for restaurant tables but they work perfectly for anything. I got it for my hutch. It is filled with plates and glasses so very heavy. My floor is very uneven and I wanted to substitute the old woodblocks I was using to level it. These were perfect. So sleek and almost invisible. I add to prop 3 of them together to level the hutch but they perfectly stack and stay in place. Wonderful product and pretty cheap for the amount and quality you get.

I bought these to stabilise a washing machine, which sits on an uneven floor. Three of them stacked has worked perfectly - the washing machine no longer dances noisily across the floor. I'm very happy indeed. They're tiny and unobtrusive (which really isn't important re the washing machine, but might be if they're being used for, say, a dining room chair or a side table).

Can be used individually or stacked together as they won't slip. I've used them on cupboards and dining table and they work well

These are perfect for that wobbly table. So much better than those bits of folded card!