120 Pcs Drawer Wedges with Screws, Drawer Bottom Support Brackets, Fixing Mending Wedges, Plastic Angle Code Bracket Fasteners, Drawer Reinforcement Repair Kit for Furniture Sagging Drawer

Easy of install - 10/10. I had 4 drawers to fix for the mother in law, and I was a hero. I went a little overboard and installed about 8 per drawer. Took me around 30 mins to complete with a hand screwdriver (I didn't want to go overboard with my drill). Sizing - For those junky Ikea types, perfect. The screws weren't too long, so they don't poke thru at all. Again, I installed about 8 per drawer, and had no issue. Overall, price vs effort to install . . these are a steal. If I ever need these again, I won't think twice.

Delighted with the results. Simple to use.

Works as advertised and helped me to reinforce some drawers that tend to get overloaded. Easy to install and the materials seem to be durable. There are lots in the pack, so there are plenty to share...maybe ideal for a parts bin for a dormitory community where space might be limited and lightweight or space-saving furniture is commonly used. Recommending to other shopers.

I bought a set of IKEA Alex drawers a few years ago and the drawers were sagging. These are great because they hold the drawer up and keep the bottom from slipping out of its 'channel', which keeps them from sagging. That's important because sagging drawers tend to get stuck which is really annoying. I wouldn't recommend these if you don't have an electric drill though, I think trying to drill these by hand would be really tough.

These are so very necessary when putting flat pack furniture together. Especially when the backing is flimsy. I used them to give a drawer more support. The drawer bottoms were sagging. These gave them the little extra support it needed.

I bought these to reinforce the drawers in a small IKEA drawer unit. The unit is the perfect size for my fountain pen ink, but putting so many mostly-glass ink bottles into the drawers would surely lead to bowing and separation of the drawer bottoms from the drawer frames. I looked into a lot of ways to reinforce the drawers including mounting steel rods to the bottoms, and everything seemed so involved and expensive. Then I found these. They slide into the lip between the drawer bottom and frame and provide just enough strength to keep the drawer square and the base in place. The drawers do sag in the very middle, I'm not gonna lie, but not NEARLY as much as an un-reinforced drawer. Screwing them in place was easy, and there are plenty of wedges in the package.

Used this to repair a drawer on an old dresser I own. The staples had come out and the bottom had warped from years of sitting with load on top. 5-6 of these had it holding sturdy again and fixed a solid wood dresser. Not sure how well it would hold up on MDF but for wooden furniture I'd definitely recommend.

Good items.Easy for installation.Keeps drawer bottom in place.