Anti slip rubber bumper feet furniture protection

Anti slip rubber bumper feet separate furniture from its supporting surface with rubber contacts. Custom dimensions and compounds suit the design, with colors and logos also available.

Locate the feet where the furniture structure can support them. A bumper placed beneath a thin unsupported panel may compress the panel rather than provide a stable contact. Compare the fitted heights across all support points, including how the rubber settles under the normal furniture load.

The floor finish is part of the contact. Evaluate the chosen rubber on that finish, keeping both surfaces clear of residue and grit. When furniture is repositioned, lift it where practical so the feet are not rolled or dragged out of position. Check for a displaced bumper afterward. Uneven wear can reveal a contact point carrying more load than intended, so inspect the furniture geometry as well as replacing the worn rubber. Preserve the original support arrangement when choosing replacement parts.

Material options

Custom rubber compound and color, selected for the contact conditions and required geometry.

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Assess the grade against this fit requirement: Compare the fitted heights across all support points, including how the rubber settles under the normal furniture load.

Custom profile & fit

Custom dimensions and compounds suit the design, with colors and logos also available.

Assembly considerations

When furniture is repositioned, lift it where practical so the feet are not rolled or dragged out of position.

Design check

Evaluate the chosen rubber on that finish, keeping both surfaces clear of residue and grit.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A bumper placed beneath a thin unsupported panel may compress the panel rather than provide a stable contact. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.