sourcing map 34mm x 34mm x 3mm L Forma Mobili Angolo Gomma Pad Piede Gamba Copri Protezione 8 PZ

Name: sourcing map 34mm x 34mm x 3mm L Forma Mobili Angolo Gomma Pad Piede Gamba Copri Protezione 8 PZ
Brand: Uxcell
Price: 26.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Uxcell

3.5/5

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26.90

Questi copripiedi per mobili a forma di L sono realizzati in materiale gommoso, specifico per ferro angolare. Evita che i piedini del mobile graffino la tavola del pavimento e riduci il rumore durante lo spostamento dei mobili.

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Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Hardware, Ferramenta per mobili, Imbottiture per mobili,

Dimensioni complessive: 40 mm x 40 mm x 30 mm / 1,6 x 1,6 x 1,2 (L * W * H). Applicare alle dimensioni del ferro angolare 34 mm x 34 mm x 3 mm / 1,34 x 1,34 x 0,12 (L * W * T). Colore nero; Misura per spessore: 2,5 mm-4 mm. Nome del prodotto: copri piedi per mobili; Materiale: gomma. Peso netto: 145 g; Contenuto della confezione: 8 pezzi x copri piedi per mobili.

Brand	Uxcell
Color	Black
Item model number	a16092900ux0118
Manufacturer	uxcell
Material	Rubber
Product Dimensions	1.57 x 1.57 x 1.18 inches; 5.11 Ounces
Product Dimensions	1.57"L x 1.57"W x 1.18"Th
Shape	L-Shape

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Scritto da: Jamie Montalvo

Good quality

Although this purchase was returned. The quality is very good. Rubber material would help not get scratched by the corners of a frame. It’s just too bad it was not the right size and that was my fault.

Scritto da: Mark

They fit a Muscle Rack - just not snugly.

I bought these for use on three 48"W x 18"D x 72"H Muscle Rack brand shelving units for a garage. They are a perfect fit horizontally, but the gap that the bars will fit into isn't snug enough for them to stay on. So, if you lift or tilt the rack, these rubber feet will fall right off as they're simply too loose. The only way to fix this is perhaps filling them with shims. Other than this, they're a good quality rubber. It's just a shame that they're made to be too loose.

Scritto da: sun_shines

Protects my basement floor

The rubber pads protect my concrete basement floor from the metal legs of my shelving unit.

Scritto da: Tracy B. Teagarden

Nice touch, worked just like I had in mind

Scrap angle iron is everywhere and I make things out of it all the time. When dogs get old in my household I start building things for them and I wanted a reliable way to prevent marring the tile floor with the food bowl stand I was making, I stuck these to the angle with E6000, and it turned out better than anything I could have bought.

Scritto da: K. Jamison

Slip right from under bed

This L- shaped slip protectors may work under some other furniture. They didn't work under this fold up 6leg bed frame.

Scritto da: Shelly Winter

Nice fit, easy to put on.

Used these on the feet of Muscle Rack. Works great between the metal rack & our concrete floor.

Scritto da: Hesh One

Does Its Job Well

The little rubber feet have one job and they fit on the bottom of the industrial rack to keep the rack from damaging the floor. So far, so good. They also keep the rack from sliding which I didn't consider but appreciate.

Scritto da: Poc Network // Tech

They are ok for simple needs, but...

Although they do seem to slide onto the matched shelving ends/feet quite easily, allowing to protect them from scratching the surface the shelves are built upon, they do slide off just as easily. Making these a bit of a gimmick more so than a reliable solution. They don't feel like they will last forever either. Put enough weight on those shelves and it will likely slide/cut right through the rubber. If you slide the shelves on the ground, you will likely tear these apart. If you lift of a side of the shelves off the ground, the feet will almost always fall right off, making it a multi-person task if the shelves have anything on them. So although it is a nice idea, I believe it has failed. Maybe a more durable solution that can slide onto the ends and bolt through the nearest hole to hold them on, sure. But these don't quite make the cut. It was worth a try. **If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so I know. This helps me provide quality feedback in the future.