Freestanding gantries need every post to land square, and few floors are level. The Molift Quattro adjustable foot replaces a standard foot on a gantry leg so the installer can dial out a slope, a settled slab or a threshold and bring the traverse back to true.
Getting the frame level matters for more than appearance: it keeps the traverse running smoothly along its length so the hoist motor does not drift toward one end when a client is suspended. It also keeps the load evenly shared across the four posts.
Feet are ordered per leg, so a full set covers a whole gantry. They are useful in older Tasmanian homes and in temporary setups where a fixed ceiling track is not an option.
