uxcell 4pcs Rubber Feet Bumper Furniture Table Amplifier Speaker Cabinet Floor Protector Desk Printer Leg Pads with Screws, D22x18xH10mm

The rubber feet can protect your beautiful hardwood, ceramic tile and linoleum floors from scratches and save your furniture feet.The rubber feet bumper are used for the cutting board, furniture, instruments, display shelf, machinery equipment, experimental equipment, distribution box, guitar bass amplifier and mechanical equipment, etc.Our rubber feet bumper with matching screws, suitable for installation size. Features:1. PROTECTOR - Used for rough furniture feet, makes it more smooth, so that prevent your floor surface from scratching, and keep furniture balance, items on desk or cabinet do not slide easily.2. EASY TO USE - Compared with nail pads, has the advantage of easy install and do no harm to your furniture. More maintainable and last longer than stick-on pads.3. WATER RESISTANCE - The rubber feet bumper can keep it out of the water, so that water can not enter the inner of the furniture.4. - Rubber material furniture feet cover is very dense and has good tensile strength, resists impact deformation very well.5. GREAT GADGET - The pure black bumper suitable for decorating most of the furniture, make your furniture and room more beautiful and feel more comfortable. Specifications:Product Name: Rubber Foot BumperMaterial: RubberColor: BlackPackage Content: 4 x Rubber Feet Bumper, 4 x Screws Notes:1. Variability of 1-2mm is possible due to the measurement process.2. Due to the light and screen setting difference, the color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures.3. Please check your furniture leg dimension to fit the furniture feet cover before buying this item.4. If mind the smell, you can leave them in an air circulate place until the smell is over before using it.

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