Premium Large Square Rubber Feet Foot Bumpers - Heavy Duty, Non-Marking - Made in USA Review

I have installed a subwoofer on my boat and needed feet for the box in case of water getting into the cockpit. Worked great, I rate it as a buy!

I used cornhole for my boards. We keep them close to the pool so they stay high enough off the ground so they don't sit in the pool water or in the rain.

I bought these to replace worn out feet on the bottom of a subwoofer that I use every weekend. The rubber is stiff but still has enough resilience to really grab the ground. So far they are working great and being a bit heavier they should last a lot longer than the original legs.

We recently had a water problem in the kitchen, we had to move all our furniture out of the house for two months to have repairs on the chairs come back now , the floors were being repaired and I didn't want them to tear, I had the typical sticky felt chair cushion that was coming off. This is more of a one-time solution. Also, it's about a half inch or 3/4 steak and you would have noticed if it wasn't there.

As with most things at Revain, there are many options. First I try to find Made in USA. They were the right size, fairly thick and solid, with deep screw holes. Bought these to keep the chairs from sliding on the new LVP floors. They work great. Armchairs no longer slip and the weight is better distributed. A few cents more for a local product. Would buy again for sure.

When I say "rubber" items, I obviously mean real rubber, like car tires or similar, which can have a little more "grip". They're a little lighter and a little firmer so you can still move the furniture they're attached to, but they don't stick to the floor too much, which can be a good thing since they won't mark your hardwood or other hard floors off - for this design.

Great product, just what I needed for an outdoor table. This is the ideal height for any surface where water can settle. The only criticism of this product is that the supplied screws are too short. Because of this, the screws don't dig deep enough into the wood to stay in place for very long. I would 100% buy this product again. But if you do the same, make sure you have eight 1 3/4" wood screws.

This is a very hard thermoplastic rubber with no properties. Decent gauge screws, but shorter than optimal, especially when working with soft wood. The two tabs on the bottom that are meant to keep it from rotating will pose a stability issue on flat, hard surfaces that you attach it to, I think. With softwood, I've tried to sink them in enough to eliminate the wobble. They match the description and are well made.

I recently installed bass shaker on my DIY sim racing rig. (Made of 2x6, 2x4 and 3/4" MDF. Vibrations go through the floor quite a bit and bother my wife. I found and ordered these rubber feet. Now I have one in each corner and four in the middle, evenly spaced. This works to isolate vibrations but also the setup feels more solid on a wooden floor as it no longer slides when I move my weight. Very easy to install. One screw in the middle of each. And no weight management issue (when I'm seated,