Installation
Adjustable leg
An adjustable leg is a screw-height foot under a cabinet that lets you level it on an uneven floor and lift the box off the ground.
An adjustable leg screws up or down to set the height of a base cabinet. An installer turns each one until the cabinet is level and in line with its neighbors.
Legs matter on uneven slabs and patios. They also lift the box off the surface, so water on the floor does not touch the cabinet. A toe kick panel covers them.
The Endura brochure lists "Adjustable rust-resistant 304 stainless steel legs," and the stainless leg flyer shows a 3-5/8" x 4" mounting plate. The Endura warranty gives hinges and leveling legs a five year limited term. The Maverick Garageworx brochure lists heavy-duty stainless steel adjustable legs. See Endura, Maverick Garageworx and the Endura RTA installation guide. Leveling is the first step of an install, so check the leg range for your floor.
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