VEVOR House Floor Jacks 4-Pack Telescoping Screw Jacks 11.6–16 in, Galvanized, 10,000 lb Support

VEVOR House Floor Jacks are four heavy-duty, galvanized telescoping screw jacks designed to provide temporary support and precise leveling for floors, frames, and other structures, with a combined capacity of up to 10,000 lbs.

These adjustable post-style jacks are built from Q235 steel and finished with galvanization to resist corrosion during storage and use. Each unit extends from 11.6" to 16" so you can fine-tune height with a simple wrench turn; a welded base plate and straightforward threaded action keep installation quick and reliable. Intended for temporary support tasks—like stabilizing weak joists, propping up cabinets, or holding a sill during repairs—this four-pack gives you multiple contact points for balanced lifting.

How do these jacks make leveling or shoring simpler?

The telescoping screw design lets you raise or lower a support point without hydraulic tools—just set the post, then rotate the nut to lock the desired height. Because the base plate is welded, each jack seats firmly and avoids extra assembly steps. You can apply several jacks in parallel to distribute load evenly across a repair area.

• Threaded adjustment for precise incremental height control
• Welded base plate for quick placement and stable bearing
• Four jacks allow multi-point support to reduce sagging
• Galvanized finish for long-term corrosion resistance

What weight can each jack and the set safely support?

Each VEVOR jack is rated to support up to 2,500 lbs (about 1,134 kg); the set of four shares a combined rated capacity of 10,000 lbs (4,536 kg). These ratings are based on static loading for temporary support; always confirm load distribution and safe working practices before use.

• Individual capacity: 2,500 lbs (1,134 kg)
• Combined capacity: 10,000 lbs (4,536 kg)
• Designed for temporary, static support—do not use as permanent structural replacement
• Adjust to final height before placing heavy loads for easier operation

How do I use and adjust the screw jack safely on a job?

Set the welded base plate on a firm, level surface and place the head against the member to be supported. Rotate the adjustment nut with a suitable wrench to raise the upper tube until it contacts the load; make small turns and check alignment frequently. For best results, set posts to the target height before applying the full weight—raising loaded posts can be difficult and less safe.

• Place on solid footing or use a support block under the base plate
• Turn nut slowly and check vertical alignment during adjustment
• Pre-adjust height before loading to avoid hard-to-turn conditions
• Use multiple jacks for even load distribution and stability

What typical projects are these jacks suited for?

These jacks work well for temporary bracing and lifting tasks where modest travel and strong bearing are needed. Common uses include supporting sagging floor joists during repair, holding cabinetry while reinstalling, stabilizing door frames during replacement, and providing auxiliary support under bed frames or shelving.

• Temporary support for floor joists and beams during repair
• Propping cabinets, fixtures, and door frames during installation
• Stabilizing weak or sagging flooring for localized work
• Short-term bracing for remodeling and construction tasks

Who is this for: The VEVOR 4-pack of post floor jacks is aimed at contractors, handymen, and experienced DIYers who need robust, adjustable temporary supports for remodeling, structural repair, or installation projects. If you require portable, high-capacity posts that are simple to set up and resistant to rust, these jacks give a reliable, economical option for short-term shoring and precise leveling. They are not intended to replace permanent structural members or for dynamic lifting operations.