Gibraltar LP4-B4H-G Studded Pivotal Leveling Mount

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR LP4-B4H-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to support heavy equipment and machinery on uneven or variable floor surfaces. Built with a steel stud and a rubber pad base, it provides both rigid structural support and vibration dampening in a single unit. The mount handles up to 3,500 pounds of load capacity, making it suitable for industrial and commercial equipment installations. The pivoting design allows the foot to self-adjust to floor angle variations, maintaining full pad contact and stable load distribution without shimming or secondary adjustment hardware.

This leveling mount is used in industrial, commercial, and mechanical room settings where heavy equipment must be leveled and isolated from floor vibration. Common applications include HVAC package units, compressors, pumps, and fabricated equipment frames. The 4-inch base diameter provides a stable footprint, and the 1/2-13 bolt thread allows direct installation into standard tapped mounting holes. Typical installers include millwrights, mechanical contractors, and HVAC technicians performing equipment set and alignment.

Key Features

• 3,500 lb rated load capacity for heavy equipment support
• Pivotal base design self-adjusts to uneven floor surfaces
• Rubber pad provides vibration isolation and floor protection
• Steel stud construction for structural durability
• 1/2-13 bolt thread for compatibility with standard tapped mounting holes
• 4-inch base diameter for stable floor contact

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style leveling foot for industrial and commercial equipment requiring a 1/2-13 threaded stud mount with a 4-inch rubber pad base.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical contractors or HVAC technicians during equipment set. Thread the steel stud into the equipment base plate and adjust mount height before tightening the jam nut to lock position. Ensure the equipment is de-energized and safely supported before making height adjustments. Verify all feet are evenly loaded after leveling to prevent frame racking.