Cutting Board Feet with Stainless Screws, Black Round Non Slip Rubber Feet for Cutting Board, Furnitrue & Electronics, 50 Pack

I bought these to out on the bottom of butcher block cutting boards. They worked perfect.

I got tired of the sticky feet always coming off. These screw on feet are small but have good grip. Easy to install and high quality. Getting 100 will last for many furniture pieces.

I used these for cutting boards. The feet are well formed and they attached easily, they are just a harder rubber than I expected and they slide across a counter top more than I would like. They hold better than just a flat wood surface, but other feet I have used in the past would not let the cutting board move at all without significant force with the sole purpose of moving the board.

Great value and selection of different sizes. All the screws come with the kit which takes the guess work out of the sizes. Very durable. Easy installation.

Used them as pads on my cutting boards a bit small to use with tiny screws but worked well

the items have been put on several boards and have worked well.

Good price for the quantity...if you actually get the correct quantity. My box only had 90 bumpers. Not the end of the world. I needed them right away, so I'll suffer the loss.Rubber is too hard -- too slippery. No grip against the counter top whatsoever. Just as slip-prone as the wood itself, if not more so.I'd give them 2.5 stars if I could, but 2 would be unfair because the fact that the price is low and they still provide washers inside the bumpers is a big plus. But, the fact that I was shorted by 10 and that the rubber is way too hard is a big negative.EDIT:The seller attempted to fix the error...but sent the wrong thing. I received 90 bumpers instead of 100 originally, and the "fix" they sent me was a bag of screws. HAHA. Awesome. I understand, things happen, so I'm not going to dock any more stars for that mistake since they were trying to fix the original problem. No big deal, just tells me that they are either too busy for the number of employees they have, or their in-shop communication is lacking.

These feet are a very good compromise between hard, slippery plastic and soft, squishy rubber. If they were harder, then whatever you put them on would slide too easily. If they were any softer the board would move down as you use it. The built-in washers keep the little feet from tearing out as you tighten the screws. Screws are on the small size, but probably would work. The holes I had already made were too big for the little screws, but the next English size up fit through the washer and tightened up well. I recommend using a larger size screw than the little ones that come with the feet. The other nice thing is they ship the feet and screws in a plastic snap-close box, making storage easy.