How Tall are the Stackers StayPut Jack Pads and Leveling Blocks VAL93MB?
Updated 06/28/2026 | Published 06/16/2026 >
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How tall is one complete set of RV Jack Pads? Inches?
asked by: Megan C
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Hey Megan. Each of the StayPut Jack Pads and Leveling Blocks item # VAL93MB measure 1-3/8" tall. The 10-pack when stacked together will be 13-3/4" tall. They're each 10" long x 10" wide and come with a convenient carrying case.
What kind of RV do you have and what kind of ground do you typically set up camp in?
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Megan C.
6/22/2026
Terrific, thank you! I have a pop-up, slide in camper that sits on my F350. Sometimes the site is not level so this would be a super easy fix to put under my wheels to level my rig out. Alternatively, I like to remove the camper altogether but don't want to extend the lifts all the way. These would be a great solution for this as well. I just wanted to figure out how many sets I'd need.