Does Your Furniture and Equipment Have the Proper Feet?

Leveling Feet

May be adjusted to reduce shock, vibration, tilting, and more. Often found on machinery, workbenches, appliances, and furniture on any uneven surface, these feet help to ensure the item remains stable at all times.

Choose from:

• Plastic
• Steel
• Nylon
• Rubber pads

Don't forget to check out any accessories that may be of benefit. This includes weld cups and covers for the leveling feet.

Bumper Feet

Function to protect delicate surfaces and lower noise levels.

Two options are available:

• Push-in
• Screw-in

People find they may be used on doors, cabinets, cutting boards, electronics, appliances, and more to protect various surfaces and ensure doors, drawers, and cabinets don't shut loudly. The bumper feet may also be used to prevent items from sliding or skidding, leading to damaged walls and floors.

Saddle Feet

Often appear on chairs and metal tubes to ensure they maintain constant contact with the surface they are resting on. When used on chairs, the saddle feet help to prevent damage to the floor, such as scratches, and they also help to prevent the chair leg from wear and damage.

Anti-Vibration Mounts

May be seen on appliances and machinery that have a tendency to move when operated. The mounts help absorb any shock and vibration, protecting both the appliance or machinery and the surface it is resting on.

Glides

Help to protect the surface a piece of furniture or machinery rests on. In addition, they make it easy to move these items from one location to another without fear of damaging the surface. Many are now self-leveling, and certain glides are designed to allow an item to maintain greater contact with the surface they rest on.