Slide a door shim under the leg until you have it level. Mark around the leg with a pencil. Pull it back out, stain it the same color as the leg and cover with carpenters glue. Slide it back under the leg and let it dry. If you ever move the cabinet to another spot the extra piece can be pried off easily.
Diane. Use a level. Place it in the curio in the middle of a shelf. See which side the bubble leans to, you need to bring the opposite leg up a little higher, or cut the other leg to level it off. Aloha!
Just bought a vintage display cabinet with sliding glass doors. Apparently only checked one door (my bad) as I’ve now found the other doesn’t open. Any suggestion...
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You could try stick-on felt pads under the legs that are a little short, Diane.
It depends we’re you sit it some surfaces are not flat try hot glue make dots on bottom
Slide a door shim under the leg until you have it level. Mark around the leg with a pencil. Pull it back out, stain it the same color as the leg and cover with carpenters glue. Slide it back under the leg and let it dry. If you ever move the cabinet to another spot the extra piece can be pried off easily.
Diane. Use a level. Place it in the curio in the middle of a shelf. See which side the bubble leans to, you need to bring the opposite leg up a little higher, or cut the other leg to level it off. Aloha!