Fivalo™ 2-in-1 Cabinet Lift & Support Jack Set - 2pcs

Hold the cabinet where it needs to be—then use both hands to level, shim, and fasten. This two-jack system converts from ratcheting lift jacks into extended third-hand supports and woodworking clamps, giving solo installers a more controlled setup from first adjustment to final screw.

• Two matching jacks support both ends of the work
• Lift, extended-support, and clamp configurations
• Listed maximum extension: 23.4 in
• Pair rating: up to 360 lb in lift mode
• Pair rating: up to 180 lb in extended support mode
• Scale-marked rails and broad protective contact surfaces

Stop balancing. Start aligning.

Scrap blocks and improvised props can shift just when you need both hands. Place the pair on flat, stable surfaces, raise each side in controlled steps, check level and alignment, then secure the cabinet using the cabinet manufacturer’s required fasteners and wall structure.

Three ways to work

Support upper cabinets

Attach the wide support frames and use the pair beneath the cabinet after it has been safely placed at working height. Adjust each side while you level, shim, and fasten.

Lift and level

Use the broad contact plates for short-range positioning under base cabinets, furniture, or supported workpieces. Keep the load centered and use both jacks together.

Clamp panel edges

Fit the verified clamp attachments to hold compatible panel edges while you check flush alignment. The clamp mode is for temporary workholding, not a replacement for project-specific clamps where higher force or reach is required.

Verified product details

• Set: 2 cabinet jack assemblies
• Listed maximum extension: 23.4 in
• Approximate base: 3.7 × 4.1 in
• Approximate body height: 16 in
• Lift-mode rating: up to 360 lb per pair
• Extended support-mode rating: up to 180 lb per pair

What’s included

• 2 × Cabinet jack assemblies
• 4 × Clip/support attachments in the two styles shown
• 6 × Protective covers
• 1 × Instruction manual

Use it safely

This tool provides temporary positioning and support; it is not structural shoring or overhead safety equipment. Inspect all parts before use, work on flat stable surfaces, center the load, use the pair together, and never exceed the rating for the selected mode. Secure the cabinet to suitable wall structure before unloading the jacks. Keep hands clear of pinch points and press the release gradually only after the load is independently supported.