Custom anti-vibration EPDM rubber mounts/rubber feet for chair

EPDM rubber mounts used beneath a chair need a receiving arrangement that retains them during sitting and repositioning. A mounted foot differs from a sleeve that wraps around a leg, so the fastening and base geometry should follow the chair's intended construction. The rubber contact area must remain below any hard attachment feature.

Select the formulation with the floor finish and cleaning exposure in mind. EPDM does not establish a universal non-marking behavior or a particular vibration reduction. The dimensions should also preserve the installed height across the complete set of chair supports.

Check the chair on a level surface after fitting and inspect that every mount is seated. Remove grit from the underside during routine care. If a mount loosens, review the receiving hardware rather than repeatedly tightening against damaged rubber. Replace deteriorated parts with the intended attachment profile and height so the chair does not begin resting unevenly or expose a fastener to the floor.

Material options

Custom EPDM formulation; tailor the geometry and color to the required interface and exposure.

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Compare firmness under load at the intended contact face. The rubber contact area must remain below any hard attachment feature.

Custom profile & fit

A mounted foot differs from a sleeve that wraps around a leg, so the fastening and base geometry should follow the chair's intended construction.

Assembly considerations

Check the chair on a level surface after fitting and inspect that every mount is seated.

Design check

Select the formulation with the floor finish and cleaning exposure in mind.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The dimensions should also preserve the installed height across the complete set of chair supports. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.