Custom anti slip protective rubber feet for table

Custom rubber feet for table installations provide the intended rubber contact beneath a completed table. Their fit should be evaluated after the frame and legs are secured, since assembly alignment can change how each foot meets the floor. A loose sample fitted to one leg does not show the contact of the full table.

Select the shape, dimensions and material around the leg attachment and supporting surface. Keep the seating depth consistent where the design uses matching feet, and check for obstructions that prevent one part from reaching its intended position.

Place the assembled table on a suitable level surface and inspect all contact points. If it rocks, examine the frame, leg alignment and foot seating before changing a single foot's thickness. During routine relocation, lift the table appropriately rather than dragging the rubber across the floor. Remove grit from the contact faces after positioning, and replace worn or loose feet before the underlying leg or hardware reaches the supporting surface.

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: Keep the seating depth consistent where the design uses matching feet, and check for obstructions that prevent one part from reaching its intended position.

Custom profile & fit

Select the shape, dimensions and material around the leg attachment and supporting surface.

Assembly considerations

Their fit should be evaluated after the frame and legs are secured, since assembly alignment can change how each foot meets the floor.

Design check

Place the assembled table on a suitable level surface and inspect all contact points.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A loose sample fitted to one leg does not show the contact of the full table. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.