Diversitech E Lite Plastic Equipment Pad for HVAC Systems, 32" x 32" x 2", Gray (EL3232-2)

Surprisingly strong and lightweight. Would recommend. Underside is circular and diagonal reinforcement, but no footers. I suspect it would sink over time unless you lay down a loose fill underneath to fill the cavities. I returned them because my ground was further out of level than I cared to fix at this time and the top was too smooth to hold my trash bins without sliding off. Great product.

Bought 4 to use as landing for outdoor steps onto gravel, and a pads for rollout garbage and recycle bins.lightweight but sturdy. Easy to position and provides excellent, soft footing a stepping pads and sturdy enough for large garbage and recycle rollout bins. Great for the money and easy to relocate if needed.

This was perfect to replace the cement pad for the pool heater. Light weight and with no rebar like the cement one will not rust and fall apart.

Product labeled correctly for 32 x 32 pad but measures 36 x 48. Too much of a hassle to bring to Amazon return site. Won't fit where I need to put it unless I cut 4 inches off... Bleh.Other than that it seems well made.

Happy with the product

I purchased this product for a second time recently. As before, my use is to "park" a heavy, wheeled trash tote on this, so I am most likely under-utilizing its weight capacity. This time, however, and thanks to rough handling by UPS, the plastic pad arrived with one corner broken away from impact damage. I immediately contacted the vendor via Amazon messaging, and was rewarded by quick shipment of a new, undamaged product to me. It arrived literally overnight and with no damage. So, while the product itself is good, the seller's customer service is even better. Recommended.

Got a Mini split installed on my office and this holds the unit perfect, went in and leveled easy.

Buyer beware, these things sink and will have your AC/heat pump unit standing crooked very quickly. It's very hard to level, once you have it level and stomped in, any bit of standing water (rain) will make it float up out of the ground again. It's thus very unstable to put anything on. There is no way to anchor these into the ground either.Eventually we put some deck supports in the ground with 4x4 PT wood which is rock solid.