4 Large Round Cylinder Rubber FEET #1-1.375 H x 1.375- D Made in USA, Perfect for Furniture, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, desks and Other Large Items.

These worked really well for my lobster tennis ball machine. They were a better value than purchasing stock feet from lobster. I did have to modify the aluminum mounting plate and source my own self-locking nuts and screws, but once I finished replacing all 4 feet, it was clear these rubber feet were higher quality and will be more durable than the smaller, flimsier lobster ones. So while they technically fit, they required a little modification.

So far so good , nice heavy duty feet! The original parts were not available so had to make due with these abdxs few washers.

Used these for underneath a sub box in a truck to keep down firing woofer from hitting floor. No screws came with mine but I would have had to use my own anyways. Well made and the hole for screws is big enough for a decent sized screw and even a hex head bit which is a plus.

Did not come with any screws, but that's ok since it is a generic product. The rubber is good quality - stiff for support but also will not mar the surface it is on. I like the metal sleeve in the screw hole to prevent unintended compression of the foot. I used it to replce the rear feet on an old pizzel maker that otherwise works well.

I recently ended up getting a Jonsbo D30 PC case. While I like it, the tiny plastic feet on it are the cheapest things by far, and are also way too short. This was messing with airflow for bottom intake fans. I got these and installed them on it using 6/32 screws that are 3/4" long. I used an extra washer on the internal side before installing, and it worked perfect after minor alignment. With that smaller screw width, the feet can be adjusted enough to the edges of the case (see images). First image shows a more accurate look of the feet/design. The second shows the fit (To avoid really dark shadows, I used the flash, but it makes the feet look gray from the highlights. In regular lighting they look black and match the case nicely). I'm quite happy with the look. These definitely feel of a hard rubber type material to me. The description of "thermoplastic rubber" apparently means it is a synthetic rubber variant or so after doing a search on the term, despite the material listed just showing "plastic" at the time of posting this. Just mentioning this as it seems confusing. The description clarifies it better.

Used as replacement for cracked rubber feet on Rigid chop saw. However they were not tall enough so I had to add 7 washers to each one. Nothing else available from Rigid or any where else.

This piano bench was just a touch too short for me to sit comfortably at the keyboard. These feet attached to the legs quickly and easily with a self drilling screw. Very sturdy. Problem solved!

Solid rubber feet for your project.