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Round Ferrules

Our range of Round Ferrules includes a variety of high quality plastic and rubber products designed to protect floors and improve grip. These are commonly used on walking sticks chair legs and furniture. Each ferrule works as a durable end cap to reduce wear on surfaces and improve stability. Many styles include a reinforced metal or nylon insert to increase strength and durability.

We stock different styles to suit a range of leg shapes and applications.

Available Ferrule Styles in This Range:

  • Flat Round Ferrules are ideal for standard chair or furniture legs
  • Angled Round Ferrules work best with angled legs or frames
  • Tapered Round Ferrules are made for rounded legs that need a snug fit

All styles are available in both plastic and rubber versions. Rubber ferrules are perfect for hard floors like tile or wood because they offer excellent grip. Plastic ferrules are better suited to softer floors such as carpet. Each ferrule is easy to install by hand with no tools or fixings required thanks to the simple push-fit design.

We keep a wide selection of sizes including 16mm 19mm 22mm and 25mm. Free samples are available to help you find the perfect fit before you buy.

As a simple rule plastic is best for soft floors while rubber works best on hard floors.

Benefits of Using Our Round Ferrules:

  • Style Options: Available in flat, angled, and tapered designs to suit different applications.
  • Reinforced Variants: Heavy-duty options designed for long-lasting performance.
  • Easy Installation: Simple push-fit design requires no fixings or tools.
  • Cost-Effective: Affordable pricing with additional savings on bulk orders.

Common Uses

  • Walking sticks and mobility aids: Flat ferrules provide safe, stable support.
  • Angled furniture legs: Angled ferrules offer the perfect fit and stability.
  • Round tube fittings: Tapered ferrules ensure a secure and tight connection.

Can't find the ideal type of plastic ferrule for you? Give us a call on 01233 713581

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