Small Round Rubber Bumpers Screws Review

Not exactly rubber Should have read the description more closely. It says thermoplastic rubber feet. This isn't grippy rubber, it's the plastic legs of a magic pusher.

This article really helped me with my attic stairs. We recently replaced the carpet with hardwood floors and the stairs have slipped all over the new floor. To protect the floor, the stairs and my neck, this part hit the mark! Super easy installation! My wife is impressed, added bonus!

After drilling the 1/16" pilot hole, gently and easily screw the bumper onto the wooden knife holder. The bumper itself is pretty soft. The knife holder was bought at a thrift store and after a few years the floor started to age along with the mold that was so close to the sink. After careful sanding and several coats of paint, the bumpers look like new. Very good product.

This is one of the points where I assumed the name of the product would reflect what it really is. why should it be anything else, right? If I had read the description or reviews, I would have realized that this is not rubber, but hard plastic. This renders them unusable for the purpose I bought them for and prevents the furniture from moving on a hard surface. I'm sure I can find other uses for them throughout the house and that's the only reason I gave them any stars. .

I thought it was non-slip with the word 'rubber' in the description but unfortunately it isn't. If you don't need anti slip these are very nice little feet and seem to be of good quality. No markings and with good stainless steel fasteners. I'm only giving a 3 star rating because the word 'rubber' is used in marketing. Most people assume from the word "rubber" that there will be some sort of anti-slip feature. I assumed so and ended up having to buy another product. I kept her because getting…

I used the rubber foot to replace the tip of the stick. While most tips fit on a stick, I needed one that screws on. The few I found were many times more expensive than these legs. This leg was about the perfect size (just slightly taller than the one I replaced and about half the height, but that was fine for my needs). screw into the brass tip, not the wood screw that came with it), but that was fine too. And I had to forgo the metal insert to allow the screw to fit. As others have noted, the

Seven screws were #6 as advertised but one of them was #8 and too big to work with these legs. I'm sure they just had the wrong screw in the bin, but a simple quality check should have revealed that. I either have to rummage through my basket for replacement screws or buy the right screw at the hardware store. I've only needed four of the eight legs so far, but I'll have to find another screw if I need to use the other four. It's not the biggest inconvenience of my life, but it shouldn't have…

At first glance, the rubber feet and screws were perfect, but there was no indication of the screw guide hole diameter. I placed the legs on a corian cutting board and chose a 3/32" bit to drill pilot holes. I screwed in the first screw with a hand screwdriver and was very surprised when the screw cut off a third. in! I barely tightened it past my usual strength to get the screw in. Assuming it was coincidence, I fired a second one, but the second propeller broke through halfway! I was able to…