Screw In Furniture Feet
Screw In Furniture Feet are essential components for both domestic and commercial furniture applications. These Screw on Rubber Feet are commonly used by furniture manufacturers, restorers and DIY enthusiasts, these feet are ideal for enhancing stability, protecting flooring and facilitating movement of furniture pieces and can also serve as a doorstop rubber foot.
Our screw in furniture feet range includes various materials such as rubber, plastic, TPVC, felt and PTFE (Teflon), each offering unique benefits to suit different needs. Available in a range of sizes and colours, with circular or tapered options including black rubber feet for furniture. These furniture feet are compatible with chairs, tables, sofas, cabinets and other furniture items. All products come with matching screws for easy installation.
For alternative furniture feet solutions, explore our Furniture & Chair Glides and Stick-On Feet & Pads.
Screw On Feet Key Features & Benefits
- Rubber Feet: Provide excellent grip and prevent slipping on hard surfaces. Ideal for heavy furniture and rubber feet for outdoor furniture requiring stability.
- Plastic & TPVC Feet: Durable and cost-effective, suitable for both hard and soft flooring. Offer a balance between grip and ease of movement.
- Felt Glides: Allow smooth and quiet movement on delicate floors like hardwood and laminate, preventing scratches.
- PTFE (Teflon) Glides: Feature ultra-low friction, enabling effortless movement of heavy furniture across various floor types.
- Easy Installation: All screw on rubber feet come with countersunk holes and matching screws for secure and straightforward attachment.
Common Use Cases
- Rubber stoppers for chairs and tables that enhance stability and protect floors in restaurants and homes.
- Facilitating easy movement of office chairs and desks without damaging commercial flooring.
- Reducing noise and wear in educational institutions by fitting school furniture with appropriate feet.
- Improving mobility of heavy appliances like washing machines and refrigerators in domestic environments.
Need the Right Screw On Rubber Feet for Your Furniture?
Whether you are manufacturing furniture, replacing worn feet or protecting floors from marking and movement, our team can help you select the right Screw On Furniture Feet in rubber, plastic, felt or Teflon. Call 01233 713 581 for sizing guidance, product samples or volume quotations.
Furniture manufacturers, upholsterers and trade customers can also apply for a Vital Parts Business Account for trade pricing, credit account options and dedicated account support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Screw In Furniture Feet are fitted to the bottom of chairs, tables, sofas, cabinets and other furniture to improve stability, protect flooring and provide a suitable contact point between the furniture and floor.
Our range includes rubber, plastic, TPVC, felt and PTFE options. Each material provides different characteristics for applications requiring additional grip, floor protection or easier furniture movement.
Screw On Rubber Feet provide additional grip on suitable hard surfaces and help reduce unwanted furniture movement. They are commonly fitted to chairs, tables, cabinets and other furniture requiring a stable base.
Felt furniture feet are commonly used on suitable hardwood and laminate flooring because the felt contact surface helps furniture move smoothly while reducing the risk of scratches and marks.
Yes. Screw On Furniture Feet feature a fixing point that allows them to be securely attached to compatible furniture. Our products are supplied with matching screws for straightforward installation.
Certain rubber feet can also be suitable for applications such as door stops where a durable rubber contact point is required. Always check the dimensions and fixing method against the intended application.
Yes. They are a practical option for replacing worn, damaged or missing feet on compatible furniture. Check the existing dimensions and available fixing position before selecting a replacement.
Yes. They are commonly used on furniture in offices, restaurants, schools, hospitality environments and other commercial settings as well as domestic furniture.
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