Cutting Rubber Stainless Screws Washer Review

Bought for our sofas after we ripped out the carpet and put it on vinyl floorboards and the sofas rode on felt cushions. The included hardware worked well and the rubber feet held onto the floor well and didn't seem to snap. The screw heads are recessed into them just enough not to touch the ground. Great piece!

The screws provided are not of very good quality and do not fit everything I have tried to screw in. The position of the puck in the foot is also a bit strange. They look more like a hockey puck than anything that actually sticks. I probably wouldn't buy them again for my uses, but they might work for someone else.

The rubber feet were a good design but the screws provided were flush to countersink. The screw must have a different head type. Because of this and because of the wrong type of head, the screws are nowhere long enough. I suggest trying the design you supplied before selling it and using the type of head that is designed for shims in the middle of the legs.

I used these as non-slip rubber feet for some heavy duty processing equipment mounted on a plywood base. The legs had to be a bit thicker so the mounting screws on the bottom didn't touch the work surface and they worked great. Also, I needed exactly 16 pieces and not many 50 or 100 that are offered here by similar vendors. Thanks to the small guide hole, they enter quickly and very safely.

I add legs to all my chopping boards so they stand a little higher than the countertop to keep liquid from collecting underneath and keep things tidier overall. These are the perfect legs for this purpose. Drill a small starting hole (or have the screw tap it yourself if the wood is soft) and screw it in. There is a metal washer to hold the screw in place so you can drive this screw in without splitting the rubber. Unlike sticky feet, they never come off. The rubber is a good non-slip compound…