UJK Technology Air Wedge - Product Overview

The UJK Air Wedge uses the same principle that air-jacks use to lift large commercial vehicles weighing many tons.
Versatile doesn’t even begin to describe the UJK Air Wedge. Whether you are fitting, fixing or levelling, the UJK Air Wedge makes the job a great deal easier. The UJK Air Wedge is good for lifting something up, pushing something into position or forcing things apart. Made from highly durable, non-marring material and with triple welded seams, the UJK Air Wedge is virtually indestructible. An internal stiffener makes it easy to insert the UJK Air Wedge into a narrow gap. By gently squeezing the bulb, you can make controlled, fine adjustments. Press the release valve to deflate the Air Wedge.
Initially marketed as a tool for holding window frames in place prior to fixing, it is indispensable in many other situations. When fitting a door, a UJK Air Wedge underneath one corner makes it easy to align the hinges. For levelling kitchen appliances or cabinets, use a UJK Air Wedge to lift a fridge or washing machine etc while you make adjustments.
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[@Putmystupidthingtogether]

I purchased one of these a while ago, on an impulse. A few weeks ago, I threw it in my toolkit for job, as a "just in case". It ended up saving me several hours of work. I had to take apart an IKEA wall unit system, so the client could put down new carpet. They brought me back to re-install after the carpet was down. I get it all done, and the cabinet doors are just barely scrapping the carpet...and the client does not like that. I was able to slide the bag under, inflate, lift, and get some shims under the front leveler-feet, enough to clear the carpet. Even if you only use the thing a few times a year, you will be glad you had it.

[@slhasebroock]

Brilliant!

[@RoundheadRecords]

I have a large L-shaped couch in 7 sections. Hard as heck to connect them. Trying to figure a way to elevate one section, not high enough to bend the connection but just need to position connected (OK laugh) by dowels, pool noodles just under the front portion of the furniture. I length of elevating is about 3 inches and the opening with the legs is only 2" from the ground. It may be less I need to elevate being careful. Would use two longer bags front and back lift enough if filled at the same time? I have tried and tried to do it by lifting a section but my back just will not allow it. These (OK laugh again) are to prevent marbles my family loses ongoing from rolling into a no man's land. With a two-inch lip it is nearly impossible to get on your side with a flashlight and knock it out.

[@caseychapman5726]

wish I had these when I was a handyman at a large hotel. . . so many doors I broke my back on working by myself :(((

[@damianescalante8444]

where i can buy this?