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Cabinet Jacks for Installing
Cabinet Jack Support Pole use
Cabinet Jack Support Pole Usage scenarios
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
Why would you make a jack you have to take back apart just so you can put them back in their bag?????? No one wants to have to re-assemble every time you use them if you want to be able to store them in their included storage bag? There is also way to much plastic on these things for me to trust them. Honestly not sure ill be recommending
Elizabeth Martinez
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
easy to use and worked well
PJS
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Made of cheap plastic and unrefined metal parts. Wobbly and look and feel unsafe to use. I am a contractor and would be embarrassed to have a tool like this on a jobsite, much less have an employee use for fear of product failure and injury. Ended up throwing the tool in the garbage.I would give a XERO star if I could!
John R.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
This is a good set of cabinet jacks for the DIY person that may be refitting their kitchen, but not for the pro. The uprights are metal but everything else is plastic so I don't think these would stand up to daily use. They seem to work smooth going up, but you need to be careful when releasing the tension to let it down. It's drops a bit quick.
George BIII
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
The Good:testing these, they do the job. They lift the weight they need to.I had no issue with operating these jacks.The Large feet are good.The bad:The large feet and jack parts feel like a very cheap plastic. I am not confident that if the upper cabinet gets a little off kilter, that the jack will hold up.The Ugly:you have to disassemble the jacks in order to fit back into the bag.
Danny
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
I purchased this to help me with the idea of using this as another set of hands to hold things up rather than trying to do a balancing act myself (and hurt myself). The jacks come with their own carrying case which is good. The plastic on the jacks had me concerned about the durability. I was going to use the jacks to hold up a mirror that I needed to screw in onto the back of a dresser. The jacks were able to get as high as i needed them to be, but I was hesitant to go through with it thinking the plastic might fail on me. I was probably being too paranoid and these jacks will work fine for cabinets and drywall as in the description. I would just give a heads up to someone buying this that there's a lot of plastic with these jacks.
Gaia
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
Wow! I just discovered the taller version of these sometimes refered to as load bars when replacing the sagging fabric roof in a old GMC Classic MH with metal to look more like an airstream. They held the curve in the metal while rivets were placed - very nice. Now hanging cabinets I was trying to figure out how to do this alone even use the long ones - not working at all- and these popped up! Up until now Ive used stacks of wood etc or had the indentation for a board to be hung and leveled on the wall to accept the cabinet. Some New cabinets and my homebuilt cabs dont have this & hanging in this Rv upper cabs are more attached to the roof so these are very useful and functional for this purpose. The range on these is really versatile - allowing them to hold up cabinets from the base cabinet and also countertops etc in the 30"- 45" range. They might even work as load bars in smaller pickups and suvs. I am loving the size range and finding more uses for these extra hands every weekend. They really make work go faster for solo diy work. They are lightweight and easy to manipulate with one hand when needed. I can definitely recommend having a set! The reduction in frustration is priceless. The only complaint I have is the carry bag. These are more stable and protected from bending assembled and likewise the bag is also better off as to not get poked by pole edges and be torn. It seems though that it is impossible to carry both in the bag assembled- after trying every possible configuration I had take one apart to fit it in the bag with the other assembled- this is a bummer! I dismantled at pole level keeping feet attached so i dont wear them out pulling off and on. Everything else is so cool about these I wish the bag were just slightly bigger to accept BOTH fully assembled &collapsed. Having a case or bag is important for me to keep things organized. I really appreciate well thought out cases & bags. In fact the inclusion of this item often helps me decide between items. So often though things just do not fit nicely which i dont understand a few cents of material - an extra inch of length and width is left out. Happy to pay extra to avoid a mess or another purchase as lost bits occur from disassembly to often.
G. Baggett
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
I agree with another reviewer that there is far too much plastic. However, it's pretty durable plastic and easily supported my 5x8 drywall sheets for one room. They move smoothly and are stable.
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