Self adhesive silicone rubber feet

Self-adhesive rubber feet made in silicone offer a way to add designated contact points to a suitable existing housing. The backing allows the foot to be located on a prepared surface, provided that surface and the intended loads are compatible with the selected adhesive. For a retrofit or design revision, the main task is to find positions that support the product without covering features already present on its underside. ETOL makes these adhesive feet to order around the housing footprint and the required contact height.

Inspect the housing for vents, labels, screws, seams and access panels before drawing the new foot layout. Check the flat area available for each bond and the clearance the added height creates around connectors or adjacent parts. If the original product already has supports, decide whether the new feet replace them or change the entire arrangement. Mixing heights without reviewing the base can leave some supports unloaded.

ETOL can discuss custom shape, dimensions, compound, color and hardness. Share photographs of the actual housing finish and identify its material so the backing can be reviewed. An existing coating may need particular preparation, and the available space may limit the useful bonding area. Sample approval should include both attachment and the resulting position of the product on its normal surface.

Install self adhesive silicone rubber feet using the agreed layout and backing instructions. Avoid placing a pad partly across a seam or over a surface feature that prevents full contact. After the specified settling period, check the product for stability and confirm that maintenance access remains practical. Examine the bonds after representative handling and do not assume that removing a pad leaves a surface ready for immediate reuse. Keep the revised underside layout with the part specification so later repairs reproduce the approved positions rather than applying replacement feet wherever space appears available.

Material options

Custom silicone or rubber formulation, with dimensions and color adapted to the mating component.

Hardness range

Silicone: 20–80 Shore A; rubber: 30–90 Shore A. Assess the grade against this fit requirement: The backing allows the foot to be located on a prepared surface, provided that surface and the intended loads are compatible with the selected adhesive.

Custom profile & fit

Check the flat area available for each bond and the clearance the added height creates around connectors or adjacent parts.

Assembly considerations

Sample approval should include both attachment and the resulting position of the product on its normal surface.

Design check

Inspect the housing for vents, labels, screws, seams and access panels before drawing the new foot layout.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The backing allows the foot to be located on a prepared surface, provided that surface and the intended loads are compatible with the selected adhesive. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.