
Cabinet Lifting Jack, 2 Pack
£92.98 inc. VAT (£77.48 ex. VAT)
- Two manual lifting jacks, with work gloves included.
- Each jack is rated to 100 kg. The top plate is rated to 35 kg.
- Lift travel is up to 60 cm. The body on the drawing is 39 cm high.
- Top plate 12.2 × 8.5 cm. Base plate 10.8 × 10.2 cm.
Why Choose CabinetJac
Built for solo cabinet fitting
The pack is two manual lifting jacks with work gloves. Each one has a base plate, a top plate and a handle, so you can raise a cabinet, board or panel and hold it while you fix it.
Reduce strain and improve accuracy
Each jack is rated to 100 kg and the top plate to 35 kg. Lift travel is up to 60 cm. The body on the product drawing is 39 cm high.
More than a basic cabinet jack
The top plate is 12.2 × 8.5 cm and the base plate is 10.8 × 10.2 cm. The two-jack carton measures 45 × 31 × 12 cm and is listed at 3.03 kg.
Trade-ready confidence for UK jobs
Suitable for kitchen installations, utility rooms, bathroom cabinetry, wardrobe fitting and general interior work, CabinetJac is made for practical use in real UK properties. It offers dependable support, easy portability and straightforward operation, giving solo installers and two-person teams a faster, safer and more precise way to work.
Technical Specifications
- Jack load rating
- 100 kg
- Lift travel
- up to 60 cm
- Body height
- 39 cm
- Top plate
- 12.2 × 8.5 cm
- Base plate
- 10.8 × 10.2 cm
- Top plate load
- 35 kg
- Two-jack carton
- 45 × 31 × 12 cm
- Pack
- 2 jacks and work gloves
Price Comparison
See how our price compares across UK retailers
| Retailer | Price | Delivery | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| CabinetJac UK (Specialist)BEST | £92.98 | FREE | 12 months + UK Support |
Prices checked 9 July 2026. Prices may vary.
Customer Reviews
Used it to hang a run of kitchen wall units on my own and it saved a huge amount of faffing. The lift action is smooth, the base feels planted, and I could hold the cabinet exactly where I needed it while fixing.
I used the pair to hold a utility cabinet and an end panel while I fixed them. The base sits flat and the top plate takes the piece.
I set the top plate under a wall cabinet and worked the handle until it was where I wanted it. Useful when you are fitting on your own.
Worked brilliantly when installing bathroom vanity units and mirror cabinets. My only note is that it is a bit heavier than the really cheap versions, but that is clearly because the build is stronger.
I held a base unit on the top plate while I lined up the fixings. The jack stayed put on a firm floor.
I used one jack under a wardrobe panel while I marked the fixing line. The top plate is 12.2 × 8.5 cm, so the panel needs to sit flat on it.
Great value for money. I used it for kitchen fillers, pelmets and supporting a heavy cabinet while lining up fixings. It feels trade-worthy rather than flimsy and has already earned its keep.