As of Nov 20th, 2025... This is a new page.
Although these questions are answered throughout the site, we wanted to give you one quick location to get all your questions answered.
Please be patient as we continue to add data.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
CAM Locks... Blocks... behind toekicks?
Here's a great video on that topic: Click to watch:
How Stong: Enough To Hold Granite?
The levelers are a CAM design. As the adjusting rod screws into the unit, it pushes the CAM downward, lifting the cabinet.
Each "foot" holds 350 lbs. Therefore, a single cabinet holds 1,400 lbs! Granite and marble only weigh 18 pounds per square foot, “roughly.”
That means the largest cabinet in any kitchen would be 3' x 2' =6 SF X 18 pounds = 108 pounds, plus the box… roughly 75 lbs, totaling 183 lbs. So, as you can see, the levelers are exceedingly strong. (183 lbs -vs- 1,400 lbs)
Flooring: Will they sink into or dent flooring?
We get asked this a lot. Short answer... NO.
Granite and marble only weigh 18 pounds per square foot, “roughly.”
That means the largest cabinet in any kitchen would be 3' x 2' =6 SF X 18 pounds = 108lbs, plus the box, roughly 75 lbs, which totals 183 lbs.
Divide 183 lbs by (4) Feet = 45.75 lbs per foot. That's nothing. I can do that with my hand.
Fact is... We've been installing the EZ's on kitchens since 2009. Never ONE issue with flooring (except maybe on squishy carpet or linoleum)
Corner Cabinets: Wht I rod is too long? or too short?
If the rod is too long... simply, rotate the EZ-Susan a few degrees in either direction until the tip of the rod is the proper length.
Rotating the EZ-Susan does not change the foot's location at all. You could install it backwards if you had to.
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How Long Have The EZ-Levels Been On The Market?
Since 2009! (That's when we started selling them to others). Prior to that, we were using them for our own installs only. Then, decided to sell to the world! Who knew we would go "global" in the first year!!!
Are these made in the US?
Yes, 100% MADE IN THE USA.
We are manufactured in Venice, Florida, using US Steel and US Labor. We ship out of North Port, which is also where our sales office is located.
You may call our 800 number weekdays 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, and we also offer email service at Sales@EZ-Level.com
Warranty / Guarantee
Panels: Why do I need levelers for panels?
Great question. Short answer... Panels are a PAIN to level and fasten simultaneously. (if using shims)
Using the EZ-Levels... We simply hold the panel in place... level it up to our laser line... and then fasten. It STAYS LEVEL the whole time. Super cool!
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Help Ordering: How many do I need? Help ordering.
Ordering is EZ! We are here to help!
Simply, email us your Floor plan. We will lay everything out for you and tell you exactly what you need to order.
Sales@EZ-Level.com
If you need more help, feel free to call us at 800-726-5550. (9:00 - 3:00 pm M-F)
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Flooring: Should I install my flooring first? OR Last? Is there an easier way??? No Trim???
Your choice! Some prefer to floor wall to wall. Some perfer to floor after the cabinets are in.
The great thing is that if you are using the EZ-Levels you can simply raise the cabinets up a little extra and then scoot the flooring under the cabinets... making it "look like" you floored wall to wall! No more cutting around cabinets! No more ugly trim around cabinets!
Water poof?
The levelers are made from 100% Galvalume metal, a steel sheet coated with a metallic alloy of 55% aluminum, 43.4% zinc, and 1.6% silicon. This coating provides superior strength and corrosion resistance compared to traditional galvanized steel by combining the long-lasting barrier protection of aluminum with the sacrificial, self-healing properties of zinc, which protects against scratches.
Therefore, the levelers are water-resistant but not waterproof, as with any household hammer.
How To I Find The "High Spot" In My Floor? (how do I know if my floor is out of level)?
Here's a quick video that shows you exactly what you need to know.