Custom molded rubber feet ironing board for equipment

Custom rubber feet can be molded for the support legs of an ironing board. The profile should match the leg ends and the way they meet the floor when the frame is open. The feet create the contact surface beneath the board, so their installed height and base angle matter together.

Inspect the frame in its normal working position. The feet should sit evenly without rocking and remain clear of hinges or other parts during folding. A foot that fits the tube while folded may still need a different base profile for the opened leg angle.

Clean the leg ends before fitting and remove any sharp edges that could cut the rubber internally. Seat the feet fully, then check the board on a level surface. If the frame remains unstable, inspect the hinges and locking arrangement rather than expecting the feet to correct a structural problem. Keep the contact faces free of grit and residue, and check the fit after moving or storing the board so a displaced cap does not leave the leg exposed.

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: The feet should sit evenly without rocking and remain clear of hinges or other parts during folding.

Custom profile & fit

The profile should match the leg ends and the way they meet the floor when the frame is open.

Assembly considerations

Seat the feet fully, then check the board on a level surface.

Design check

Inspect the frame in its normal working position.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The feet create the contact surface beneath the board, so their installed height and base angle matter together. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.