Special shape rubber mount/EPDM rubber feet for chair

EPDM rubber feet for chair applications provide a custom interface between the chair structure and the floor. A special shape can follow a leg profile or mounting feature that a standard round foot would not accommodate. The floor contact surface should be considered together with the angle of the chair leg.

An angled leg can load one side of a foot more heavily than the other. The installed geometry should place the intended contact face against the floor instead of leaving the chair standing on a narrow edge. Assess the complete chair on its intended surface and check all feet for stable contact. A matching outside color is useful visually, but matching support height and fit is essential to the assembly.

Remove grit from beneath the feet during ordinary cleaning. Surface protection depends on both the rubber condition and the absence of abrasive particles at the contact point. If a foot wears unevenly or becomes loose, examine the leg and mounting seat before fitting a replacement. Keep the replacement orientation correct so its shaped surface meets the floor as intended.

Material options

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

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Assess the grade against this fit requirement: An angled leg can load one side of a foot more heavily than the other.

Custom profile & fit

A special shape can follow a leg profile or mounting feature that a standard round foot would not accommodate.

Assembly considerations

A matching outside color is useful visually, but matching support height and fit is essential to the assembly.

Design check

Assess the complete chair on its intended surface and check all feet for stable contact.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A special shape can follow a leg profile or mounting feature that a standard round foot would not accommodate. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.