Norme 80 Pieces Soft Cutting Board Rubber Feet with Stainless Steel Screws, 0.28 x 0.59, Soft, Non Slip, Non Marking, Anti Skid, Fine Grips for Furniture, Electronics and Appliances

This is a value-pack of little rubber feet and there are probably more included in this set than anybody could possibly need in a lifetime, unless you have a wood shop and are putting these on every product you make. I found it was a better deal to buy this set than a smaller set at about the same price. Plus, I liked the way these attached.... with actual screws. Those screws, however, could be better... they should be pan head screws so that when you tighten the screw, there is no danger of the rubber foot being disengaged and falling off. I bought these to replace the feet on a fancy knife block from a major manufacturer... It always amazes me that you can spend a few hundred dollars on big deal knives and yet they put cheap little rubber feet on the bottom off their knife block. Those were attached with staples (!) and lasted less than two years. These new ones were a perfect replacement. They are better made, quite frankly, and very sturdy and look like they'll hold a long time. Installation was easy with the provided screws. These can be used on cutting boards and knife blocks, as well as furniture and some electronics... as long as there is a wood surface to screw these into, you can use 'em.

Exactly what I needed. Building a tray with a 1/4" thick bottom, I was concerned about the screw length. Screwing the rubber feet straight in, as they are, with no pilot hole, caused the slightest bump to pop out on the other side. Likely not an issue, since I'll be covering that surface, anyway. But clipping the tip off of the screws was easy enough, with a decent pair of wire cutters. And, after drilling a pilot hole with a 3/32" bit, I was able to tighten them all the way, solidly affixing them to the wood, with a tiny bit of room to spare. If you have similar concerns, just test it out on a scrap piece of wood, before using them on your project. For what they are, I thought they might cost a little less. But, compared to what I found at stores, these seem like a good deal. Regardless, they worked for what I needed, and I have plenty left over for future projects. Not sure if they would mark a surface without washing them; but I washed the ones I used with dish soap and hot water, and they don't seem to be marking anything.

Box is ok, not hard rubber but not too soft either. Overall medium density rubber feet. Sizes are more about thickness than width differences. Would like smaller sizes or lower profile. But if using screws, can’t get too thin. Overall good value and good enough quality for cutting boards.

I recently started making cutting boards as a side gig, I initially started picking up very similar feet for four dollars a package at a store for wood crafters. The feet worked well but they were costing as much as the wood was on my smaller boards. I stumbled across these on Amazon and two days later they're here. The rubber have a distinct odor when I first opened the bag of them, this is to be expected as they are rubber. A quick bath in my ultrasonic cleaner in a bath of simple green and the odor was gone. The screws appear to be stainless, I don't have a way to test this so I'll take them at their word on this. Installation is quite easy, I drilled a pilot hole with a number 4 bit. Placed the rubber feet onto the board and ran the screw into the board with a screwdriver. These feet are all rubber and have no metal washer, one of the first four I installed popped off because I over tightened it. I backed the screw out and installed it again. A pan head screw would have prevented this. I would recommend the manufacturer switch screw types, that being said if you don't over tighten it wouldn't be a problem. However if left on a sticky countertop I can see the foot popping off when the board is removed. I will buy these again when I run out, I've put them on my cheese slicer boards all the way up to my large 13x20 boards. If I start selling higher end boards, I'll probably switch to pan head screws (but keep using the feet). Notes- I don't know if a pilot hole is recommended by the manufacturer but I use them to keep the screw straight during installation. If you don't have simple green I'd use dawn or another degreasing dish soap to clean the feet.

Pretty sturdy for the size that they are, worked perfect for my application. Three ratings in the review for this item, one being adhesion. There is no adhesive on these rubber feet, they come with screws which is what I wanted

Bought these for some cutting boards I made and they were super easy to install. They are rubber and not plastic, so they hold well on countertops. I drilled a 5/64 pilot hole to make it easier. Would buy again.

Quickly shipped, works great as rubber feet on my cutting boards! If anyone wants one, just drop me a line.

Definitely not "non-marring". These things leave visible black marks that are difficult to remove. I stacked two cutting boards after installing these and the top one left permanent black marks on the bottom one. I trued cleaning witb 4 different wood cleaners, magic erasers, and dish detergent, and even tried sanding them out, but the rubber marks are still there. Ruined hours of work building that cutting board. As one reviewer recommended i cleaned and soaked the rubber before using, which helps, but still does not eliminate the marks. Very dissapointed and would warn others.