Composite Shims (12 Pack) - Hard Composite Shims for Home Improvement - Never Rot Shims for Leveling - Restaurant Table Shims - Table Wedges - Toilet Shims - DIY Furniture Levelers - Stock Your Home

Easy to set and break off excess.

Ease of use...

These are great shims. They are very sturdy and work really well. They do exactly what they should.

These are easy to install under furniture on carpet. They are long, so youll have to trim once leveled.

They are easy to adjust with the tap of a rubber mallet. Delivered on time. These work and are intuitive to use. I could fabricate shims in a few minutes, but these are good, and the material they are made of wont rot or compress easily... Pricey, but I would buy them again.

I love that the shims are plastic and not wood. No worrying about splitting or splinters or anything like that. They seem to be a lot stronger and a lot more sturdier. And easier to adjust. Because they are plastic they stay in place better and these are black so they look a lot better on the floor or under your table or wherever it is that you’re putting them. They are long but they were very easy to break or trim . These are great value for the price.

I use shims for many projects and have used cedar shims for many years with good results. But these are far superior. First, they are heavier duty and can be hammered in place with easy. Second, these are made from a material composite that will last longer than the cedar shims in cases where moisture is present. Cedar is good, mind you, but composite is even better, easier to use, stronger and longer lasting. I will order more as I go through these quickly.

Someone recently bumped into our basketball hoop with their car and bent one of the supporting beams. This is almost impossible to fix or I used some of these wedges under the corner where the beam was bent. A simple yet effective way to level up the hoop again! This being said, 50 cents a piece seems expensive for what these are. I sincerely hope that you will find my review helpful.

Great plastic shims exactly what I needed for around the house.

These worked perfectly for my off-balance washing machine. These are decently durable and hold well under the weight and movement of the machine. I much prefer plastic over wood when I dont need to break or trim the shims, because plastic is more resistance to moisture in places like my basement and garage.