Cabinet levelling apparatus

A kit for adjusting a height of a cabinet, appliance or structure to be supported by a floor, the kit comprising:

• a) a tool for releasable engagement with, and for adjusting the height of, an elongate height adjustable leg comprising a driven member and a dependent threaded component threadingly engaged to said driven member for supporting a cabinet, appliance or structure the tool comprising:
• a driving member, and
• a torque input for applying torque to the driving member,
• an arm, relative to which said driving member is rotationally mounted to be rotated by said torque input able to apply torque to the driving member, the arm comprising radially facing surfaces being radial to an elongate direction of the elongate height adjustable leg to assist with alignment of the tool with the leg when engaging the tool to the leg and to retain the driven member to the driving member at least laterally to the elongate direction to allow the driving member to drive the driven member causing threaded movement between the driven member and said dependent component to adjust the height of the cabinet, appliance or structure, and
• wherein the driving member is a gear adapted to releasably mesh with the driven member, from a plurality of radial directions relative to the elongate direction;
• and
• b) one or more height adjustable legs for said cabinet, appliance or structure comprising a base carrying a plurality of threaded components which threadingly engage with the legs, each one of said legs comprising:
• the driven member having a threaded region threadably engaged to the respective threaded component, relative rotation between the driven member and the threaded component moving the driven member axially relative to the threaded component for height adjustment,
• where each of the legs is adapted to releasably maintain engagement with the tool to allow the driving member to drive the driven member to rotate the driven member relative the threaded component to move the driven member axially relative to the threaded component, and
• wherein the driven member is a gear adapted to releasably mesh with the driving member of the tool.