8 Large Square Rubber Feet Foot Bumpers w/Stainless Screws - .590 H X 1.500 W - Made in USA - Heavy Duty, Non Marking for Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Desks, Benches, Sofas, Chests, & Other Items.

The feet/bumpers are well made of a rubber type material. They were just what I needed. I didn't need feet for my cabinets, just something to lift them off the floor so the doors wouldn't drag. They fit the bill perfectly. I wasn't sure if something like these existed. They do! Just search "bumpers".

Very outstanding product, except for one thing the screws need to be at least a half inch longer to be able To do the job that they are supposed to do, less than 1/8 into the wood is very poor decision on your side I would have to say. Sincerely.

These worked great for my sectional on a hard floor. I replaced all of the original feet and now my sofa doesn't slide around. Only issue was that the screws are only 3/4". You lose 1/4" from the spacer in the foot only leaving 1/2" which was not enough length. 1" screws worked great.

Every other screw broke in two. Working with 10 gage square tubing. Drilled a pilot hole .030 smaller than screw. Then I pushed in a self tapping metal screw, none of which broke. After backing it out, I pushed in the provided screw with my DeWalt drill motor clutch set on 2. Every other provided screw broke in two. I was able to back them out using a pair of Vise Grips. Sometimes the next screw went all the way in and snugged up, sometimes it broke off. Bought more screws which are stainless, because we live near the coast and this is Patio Furniture I'm working on. They did a little better, but not without some breaking. If the recessed center of the rubber pad had been larger I would have used 12x3/4 self tapping screws for the job and been done. I hope this review is helpful.

Not much to say about rubber feet, these do the job. The rubber is a little harder than I expected but it's sticky enough so the box I mounted them to doesn't slid around.Since they are square, they include little tenons to prevent them rotating after installation. The tenons require you to drill two shallow holes, in addition to the central screw hole, to accommodate them. The drawing on the product page shows the dimensions, I verified that they are correct. There's a removeable metal insert that bears the squeeze from the mounting screw, so the rubber doesn't distort. Overall quality seems high.If you don't want to deal with the tenons you could shave them off, otherwise the feet will fail to sit flush - won't look good. But then you risk the feet rotating out of alignment. Best to use round feet if this is an issue.

Does the job it is intended to do.

We had a table my father in law built for our new outdoor space. Little did we know when it pours, water can accumulate and the table is right in the middle of that pooling area. The table was getting ruined by wicking up the water through the legs. This product has saved my custom made, very personal outdoor table.

I bought these for a camping chuckbox that I built as a gift. I did not want something that depended upon an adhesive since it will like get wet when camping. However, since the chuckbox is made from 1/2” plywood, I didn’t want a long screw. I used a 1/8” drill bit which was big enough to get the screw in while leaving enough material for the threads to find purchase in the material. These mounted easy, are quite secure with a relatively coarse thread screw that extends less that 1/2”.