Customized chair leg tips/rubber feet rubber foot

Custom chair leg tips form the rubber interface between a chair leg and its supporting surface. Their internal shape can follow the leg section, while the outside profile provides the desired appearance and contact area. Material, hardness, size and color are selected for the chair design.

Measure the portion of the leg that enters the tip, including any taper or seam. A cavity that fits at the mouth may still stop short if the leg widens further inside. Conversely, a large entrance chosen for easy assembly may leave insufficient contact around a straight leg. The seated depth should allow the leg end to bear in the intended area of the tip.

Check all fitted tips with the chair standing normally. Differences in insertion depth can leave one foot clear of the floor even when the rubber parts are identical. Keep the contact faces clean, particularly after moving the chair across a dusty surface. Inspect the bottoms for concentrated wear that could indicate an angled leg pressing against only one part of the rubber.

Material options

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

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Compare firmness under load at the intended contact face. Their internal shape can follow the leg section, while the outside profile provides the desired appearance and contact area.

Custom profile & fit

Measure the portion of the leg that enters the tip, including any taper or seam.

Assembly considerations

A cavity that fits at the mouth may still stop short if the leg widens further inside.

Design check

Inspect the bottoms for concentrated wear that could indicate an angled leg pressing against only one part of the rubber.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. Conversely, a large entrance chosen for easy assembly may leave insufficient contact around a straight leg. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.