🪧 Set of 4 Large Tall Round Rubber Feet Bumpers - .625 H X 1.250 D - Heavy Duty, Non Marking - Made in USA - Ideal for Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Desks, Benches, Sofas, Chests, and Other Large Items. Review

I ordered this "non-marking" pad to attach to the base of the washing machine to replace the pad that covered my deck with a black circle marked for washing up. This one did the same.

I needed a rubber stopper to prevent the bag door from closing completely. One of them at the top of the door frame made it. They're a bit harder than I expected and there's no real bounce, but they work great as a stop.

Works well. Just wanted to mention for other people that if you remove the silver piece in the middle you still can't screw the screw in more than a quarter of an inch without rubbing it. Maybe a little cheaper, but a very good product.

I installed them on the bottom of two 80 lb speakers (each). A 3/4" wood screw fits perfectly into the metal washer to hold the rubber feet in place. They are perfect for this setup.

I used them on the wheel chock for my motorcycle. The chock needs to dangle somewhere but I wanted to use it on the side of the track and it has enough spacing between the front crossbars to provide support so I bolted them on and they work great!

I don't know if I can classify the material they are made of as rubber, they are much harder than I expected. More soft plastic than rubber. Works for the application I am currently using them for but may not work for all applications I plan to use the rubber feet for.

These rubber feet are very well made and just the right size to support the tall stands I built for the four Top Atmos speakers I added to my system have. Their mounting holes can take anywhere from 10 to 32 screws, so I tapped the bottom plates of the stands and used them to attach the legs. These feet support the 40-pound total weight of each assembly, including the speaker, with no problem.

I inherited a worn out Simpson Power Washer that had been exposed to sun/rain for 7 years. After a bit of maintenance, the TLC is now working great. Sidewalk power wash, she fell off the sidewalk onto the grass. If you look at the original legs, they were worn down to the bolts. The screw heads are almost gone. Going for an OEM replacement is a bit much. Choose this set of rubber feet. You are doing great now. The Power Washer does not vibrate or twitch during use. Ideal replacement