WANYIG 2 Pack Air Wedge Pump Wedge Window Fixing and Levelling Tool Alignment Tool for Home Use Door Window Installation and Auto Repair (Large Rectangle)

Bought to fit between top of the washing machine and worktop to limit\prevent movement during fast spin cycle, they worked well and have reduced the noise and stopped the movement. Simply slide between the two and inflate using the small pump attached. It also has a release valve if you want to remove.The only thing to be aware of and I knew this before I bought them so I haven't reduced rating, is the pump hangs down once inflated, so you need to install somewhere you don't see the pump after inflation(side or back) or accept the pump will be visible. I put mine on the side and it works really well, been in about two weeks, so maybe I will need to top up in time.

Needed to lift a Recliner chair had to use 4 of these but made life so easy.

I have used these from fitting windows to kitchen units and heavy wood doors, fantastic piece of kit

Have used these inflatable wedges to help support, and lift, lots of household items, washing machine, cooker, fridge, wardrobe etc.Also excellent when fitting doors in the house as stops fingers becoming trapped and securely raises door so as to allow hinges to be fixed.My husband was doubtful when I said I had bought this “gadget” but now admits they are a valuable DIY accessory.

The chest freezer in the garage was on an uneven floor the lid would keep closing had to put rubber feet under two of the wheels to level it up. The chest freezer was quite weighty with the contents, but it was easy job to do. With using the airbags.

I purchased these Pump wedges to replace my old ones which have lasted quite a while before finally splitting. Whilst these Pump wedges are quite good and certainly do the job of supporting a heavy door whilst fitting it, the air adjustment valve needs to be released by hand if the door needs lowering slightly. This is a pain as your two hands are holding the door, then you need a third hand to release the air!! My old Pump wedges could be released by placing your foot on the release valve and letting air out as you held the door in position. As the release valve was spring loaded, it returned to block further air from escaping once you took your foot off the Pump. Then if too much air was released you could use the same foot to pump addition air in, simple! These Pumps are okay, but was designed by someone who has Never fitted a heavy duty fire door

The wedges are great, they really do work and they didn't appear to lose any air after 24 hours. You just slide one under the object and squeeze the hand pump and it starts to inflate and lift the item.I had a question for the seller and they were incredibly helpful and really kind. So thank you very much for being a really nice seller and for the item, it's perfect!

I used them to level a heavy bookcase, they lift well without much pumping. Worth the money.