The best furniture feet, compared.
Top pick: NUTKIT screw-on rubber feet, 30 mm Best value: NUTKIT screw-on rubber feet, 30 mm – About £5.99 for eight 10 mm screw-on feet, 4.6 from 240 ratings, when a small bumper is the whole job. Updated 22.10.2026.
A furniture foot is the part you screw under a cabinet, sofa, bed or bench so the furniture stands level, or sits clear of a damp floor. You buy furniture feet in the UK when a carcass rocks, a sofa needs a fixed raise, or a bench needs a bumper that keeps timber off the ground. Fit is the gap you measured. A screw-on bumper adds a fixed few millimetres and does not level a run. A short adjustable foot covers about 10–20 mm. A taller leg covers roughly 12–18 cm. A tapered sofa foot is a fixed step of a few centimetres. Whoever supplies the pack, the material should match what reviewers describe, screws should be in the box, and a kilogram line should say per foot and name a method. On laminate, floor makers ask for felt or soft plastic under furniture feet. On luxury vinyl, keep rubber off the surface. Those rules are in the [furniture feet on hard floors](/hub/diy-supplies/furniture-feet/sub/furniture-feet-hard-floors) guide.
A furniture foot is the part you screw under a cabinet, sofa, bed or bench so the furniture stands level, or sits clear of a damp floor.
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NUTKIT’s eight screw-on feet are listed at 30 × 30 × 10 mm for about £5.99, and they add that 10 mm rather than winding out. Across 240 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.6, the stored score is 92 from that star line alone, and this row is best value when a small bumper is the whole job. The bullets say rubber with a stainless washer, the material field says ABS, and UK reviews describe rubber or rubbery plastic under garden benches, so the contact word is still a conflict. One stainless screw comes with each foot, the screw size is not printed, and one UK review calls the screws soft. They do not fit a 50 mm wide chair foot, according to one UK review, and no load figure is printed. The item-weight field says 1 g, which is not a usable pack weight, the manufacturer field says HFX-online, and the capture rank is 36 in Furniture Pads. The listing names garden and outdoor furniture, which is a use claim, and it is not a floor-maker approval for laminate or luxury vinyl.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a cheap eight-pack of 10 mm screw-on bumpers, including a garden bench UK reviews in this set actually mention.
Less suitable: Levelling a sofa or cabinet, a 50 mm wide foot, or laminate and luxury vinyl where rubber is the wrong contact.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these rubber or ABS?
The bullets say rubber with a stainless washer. The material type field says ABS. UK reviews describe them as rubber or rubbery plastic and use them under garden benches.
Will they fit a 50 mm chair foot?
The bullet size is 30 × 30 × 10 mm. One UK review wanted them for 50 mm wide chair feet and said they do not fit that width.
Do they adjust in height?
No. They add the 10 mm height of the foot. The is-extendable field is no.
SUMNACON’s YG0338 pack is four black tapered plastic feet at about £7.99, and the bullet gives a 5 cm leg height with four screws about 5 cm long. Across 118 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.6, and the stored score is 92 from that star line. They are fixed at that height, the is-extendable field says no, and the dimensions field prints 6 × 6 × 5 cm. UK reviews describe them on sofas, including replacing castors, with the screws driven into a timber frame, and no load figure is printed for that job. The included-components field says four leaves, the number-of-items field says 1, and the unit-count field says 1.0 gram beside an item weight of 160 g, so the contents rows disagree. Country of origin is China, and the capture rank is 42 in Furniture Legs. A 5 cm taper changes the sofa height in one step, and it will not trim a kitchen carcass by a few millimetres. The score of 92 does not take a badge: the contents rows disagree, and the feet do not level a piece.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are replacing four sofa feet at about 5 cm and the frame will take a 5 cm screw.
Less suitable: Levelling a cabinet, a kitchen plinth, or any piece that needs a stated millimetre range.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these adjustable?
No. The bullet gives a 5 cm leg height and a 5 cm screw. The is-extendable field says no.
What is in the pack?
The bullet says four feet and four screws. The included-components field says four leaves. The number-of-items field says 1.
Will they fit a sofa?
The title says couch feet. UK reviews describe them on sofas, including replacing castors, with the screws driven into a timber frame. No load figure is printed.
The NUTKIT polypropylene pack is eight screw-on feet at about £6.69, and the bullet says a 30 mm raise with eight 50 mm × 30 mm pads and eight M5 × 40 screws. Across 92 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.6, and the stored score is 92 from that star line. The title says PP, the material field says plastic, and UK reviews say hard plastic that slides on a hard floor and on laminate. The included-components field says 2, which does not match eight screws, and the bullet’s strong-load line prints no kilogram. A dimensions field says 30 × 50 × 30 mm beside the 50 × 30 mm bullet, and the item-weight field says 1 g beside a unit count of 194 gram. An application bullet names outdoor use, which is a use claim and not a laminate approval. The manufacturer field is HFX-online, country of origin is China, and the capture rank is 103 in Furniture Pads. The score of 92 does not take the value badge, because UK reviews call this contact hard plastic that slides.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a 30 mm hard plastic raise and you accept that UK reviews say these feet slide.
Less suitable: A non-slip foot, a felt or soft-plastic contact on laminate, or a pack whose contents rows agree.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these non-slip rubber?
The title says PP feet and bumpers. The material field says plastic. UK reviews say hard plastic, not rubber, and that they slide on a hard floor and on laminate.
How much height do they add?
The bullet says 30 mm and lists eight 50 mm × 30 mm pads with eight M5 × 40 screws. The dimensions field prints 30 × 50 × 30 mm.
Is a load printed?
No number. The bullet says strong load-bearing capacity and stops there.
Bujingyun’s four round silver and black cabinet feet are about 50 mm at about £6.58, and the bullet says stainless steel and adjustable height. Across 902 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.5, the largest review count in this set, and the stored score is 90 from that star line. The bullet does not give a millimetre range, the is-extendable field says no, and size rows print about 50 × 60 × 50 mm, 50 × 50 mm, and 50 × 50 × 60 mm, so there is no height you can wind these to from the page. Screws are not in the included-components line, and more than one UK review says you need to buy your own. The material field says stainless steel with no grade, and one UK review describes a steel tube with a nylon part. The pack weighs 280 g, care is a wipe with a dry cloth, and the capture rank is 62 in Furniture Legs. That review volume leaves the missing range and the missing screws unchanged, which is why the score of 90 does not take the top pick.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a widely reviewed four-pack of small cabinet feet and you will supply your own screws.
Less suitable: Any job that needs a stated adjustment range, screws in the box, or a named stainless grade.
Specifications
Common questions
Do these come with screws?
Screws are not in the included-components line. More than one UK review says you need to supply your own.
How much height adjustment is there?
The bullet says adjustable height and does not give a range in millimetres. The is-extendable field says no.
Are they solid stainless steel?
The bullet and the material field say stainless steel. No grade is printed. One UK review describes a steel tube with a plastic nylon add-on.
Panexf’s twelve black plastic feet are listed at Ø 40 × 25 mm for about £7.99, with twelve M5 × 30 screws and twelve M5 × 40 screws in the bullet. Across 160 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.5, and the stored score is 90 from that star line. The raise is a fixed 25 mm, the is-extendable field says no, and a special-features line still says height-adjustable, so there is no travel to plan for. The bullet and the capacity field say 300 kg without saying per foot or per set, and they name no test. The included-components field says one leaf, the dimensions field says 30 × 30 × 30 mm beside Ø 40 × 25 mm, and a bullet mentions an entry point for glue while no adhesive is listed as supplied. A garden-furniture line is printed, the pack weighs 260 g, and the capture rank is 396 in Furniture Pads. Twelve pieces cover more than one chair, and the undefined 300 kg line is not a reason to put them under a loaded cabinet.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a 25 mm plastic raise and spare screws in two lengths for several chairs.
Less suitable: Anything you need to level, or a load you intend to read as 300 kg per foot.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these height-adjustable?
The special-features field says height-adjustable. The bullet is a fixed 25 mm raise, and the is-extendable field says no.
Which screws are in the box?
The bullet says 12 M5 × 30 screws and 12 M5 × 40 screws, plus 12 feet. The included-components field says one leaf.
What does 300 kg mean?
The bullet and the capacity field say 300 kg. They do not say per foot or per set, and they name no test.
The ANBEEISS AN25-004-032 is a four-pack of black legs listed at 12–18 cm for about £9.98, with sixteen M4 × 16 screws in the box. Across 91 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.5, and the stored score of 90 is that star line scaled to 100. It is the top pick because the listing prints a 12–18 cm range and includes those screws, not because 90 is the highest score here. UK reviews call the screws short and soft, and say a powered driver can round the heads, so the included fixings are a limit on how hard you drive them. The bullet says cold-rolled steel and 500 kg per leg, while the material field says alloy steel, and no test method is printed for the kilogram. A size line says 6 cm square and an item-dimensions row says 3 × 3 × 60 mm, which does not match 12–18 cm, and the is-extendable field says no beside the range. The pack weighs 900 g, the piece-count field says 1 beside a four-pack title, and the capture rank is 2 in Furniture Legs. Rubber pads are claimed, there is no outdoor line on the listing, and no plinth clip is printed.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You measured a gap that needs a visible leg in the 12–18 cm band and you want screws in the pack.
Less suitable: A kitchen plinth that needs clips, a 10–20 mm trim, or a load you can treat as tested.
Specifications
Common questions
How far do these legs adjust?
The bullet says they start at 12 cm and extend to 18 cm. The is-extendable field says no. The item-dimensions row says 3 × 3 × 60 mm, which does not match that range.
Are screws included?
Yes. The included-components line says 16 M4 × 16 screws. UK reviews say those screws are short and that a powered driver can round the heads.
Is the 500 kg figure a test?
The highlight and the capacity field say 500 kg per leg. No standard or method is printed.
LouMaxx model 10249 is a set of four white plastic feet at about £9.99, and the quality bullet says about 10 mm of adjustment with 80 kg per leg. Across 478 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.3, and the stored score is 86 from that star line. The pack includes 32 screws and mounting plates, and the installation line says screwed or glued, with the bullet telling you to fix the plates and then screw the legs into them. The title diameter is 55.5 mm, the size line says Ø 53.5 mm, and the dimensions field says 5.5 × 5.5 × 2.3 cm, so the footprint is printed three ways. The 80 kg figure is per leg and still has no method, and about 10 mm will not take a floor that falls by several centimetres. The item-weight field says 18 g, country of origin is Slovenia, and the capture rank is 38 in Furniture Legs. Other colours are named on the page, while this listing is the white set.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You need a short white adjuster of about 10 mm and you want plates and screws in the pack.
Less suitable: A kitchen plinth around 150 mm, a 12–18 cm gap, or a floor that falls further than 10 mm.
Specifications
Common questions
How much unevenness can these take?
The quality bullet says about 10 mm of adjustment and 80 kg per leg. That is the printed range, not a measured floor survey.
Can they be glued?
The installation type says screwed or glued. The bullet says fix the plates with the screws, then screw the legs into the plates.
Which diameter is correct?
The title says 55.5 mm, the size line says Ø 53.5 mm, and the dimensions field says 5.5 cm. All three are printed.
pafnisoin’s eight feet are listed at Ø 33 × 13 mm for about £4.99, with eight M4 × 25 screws and a 13 mm raise in the bullet. Across 97 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.2, and the stored score is 84 from that star line. The title says rubber and also plastic, the bullet and the material field say plastic, and UK reviews say hard plastic, with one review saying they slide. The bullet says load capacity 150 kg without saying per foot or per set, and without a method. The included-components field says one leaf, which is not a contents list for eight feet. Surfaces named on the page include hardwood, laminate and tile, and a bullet names garden furniture, none of which is a floor-maker approval. The pack weight is listed at 40 g, the part number is Pafnisoin-001-eu, and the capture rank is 258 in Furniture Legs. The low price is not best value, because the contact UK reviews describe is hard plastic.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the cheapest 13 mm screw-on raise in this set and you will treat the feet as hard plastic.
Less suitable: A rubber non-slip foot, a verified load, or any gap larger than about 13 mm.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these rubber?
The title says rubber and also plastic. The bullet and the material field say plastic. UK reviews say hard plastic, not rubber, and one says they slide.
What size are they?
The bullet says Ø 33 mm by 13 mm high, eight pieces, with eight M4 × 25 screws, and a 13 mm raise.
Is 150 kg per foot?
The bullet says load capacity 150 kg. It does not say per foot or per set, and it names no method.
Yuexitech’s four-pack, model Y-ZJ-H10-4, is about £9.99, and the title says aluminium alloy with 0–20 mm of adjustment. Across 79 amazon.co.uk ratings the line is 4.2, and the stored score is 84 from that star line. Three UK reviews say the feet are plastic, the colour field says black, and one bullet says a silver finish, so the metal word and the colour are both unsettled on the page. The title also says 10 cm, the dimensions field says 50 × 50 × 50 mm, and the depth field says 40 mm, which are different measurements from 0–20 mm. Screws are not stated, and no load figure is printed. The ASIN line is B0F9JWSRCK while the product URL in the same saved listing is amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F9KJXTLD, so you should open the live page before you rely on either code. The pack weight is listed at 100 g, country of origin is China, and the capture rank is 68 in Furniture Legs. Do not treat the title as confirmed aluminium.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have checked the live amazon.co.uk page and you only need a short 0–20 mm trim.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs confirmed aluminium, screws in the pack, or a single size row that matches the title.
Specifications
Common questions
Are these aluminium?
The title and the bullets say aluminium alloy. Three UK reviews say the feet are plastic. The colour field says black and one bullet says a silver finish.
Which ASIN is this file?
The ASIN line is B0F9JWSRCK. The product URL in the same saved listing is amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F9KJXTLD. Open the live page before you rely on either code.
What adjustment is printed?
The title says 0–20 mm. The size line says 10 cm. The dimensions field says 50 × 50 × 50 mm. Those rows are not the same measurement.
Shelf prices, stars and review notes are the amazon.co.uk snapshot of 21 October 2026 already stored for these nine listings. This is not a laboratory test of load, screw pull-out or floor marking. The number on each row is the stored star rating times 20, so 4.6 is 92, 4.5 is 90, 4.3 is 86 and 4.2 is 84. Every listing kept here has at least 79 ratings, so no thin-sample cap applies. That score is not why the badges were given. The top pick is the four-pack with a printed 12–18 cm range and screws in the box. Best value is a different listing: eight 10 mm screw-on feet at the lower price, with the largest bumper sample. A higher score does not take either badge when the height is unstated, or when UK reviews call the contact hard plastic that slides.
Amazon star score
100%The number on each row is the stored amazon.co.uk rating times 20. A rating of 4.6 is 92, 4.5 is 90, 4.3 is 86 and 4.2 is 84. Review count is not added. It is shown beside the stars. Listing conflicts stay in the written assessment and are not taken off the star score. The score is not a lab test, and it is not the reason for the top pick or the best value badge.
Buy the job and the height before the star rating. A furniture foot on amazon.co.uk is a screw-on bumper, a short adjustable foot, a taller leg, or a fixed sofa foot, and they are not substitutes. Screws should be in the pack. A kilogram line should say per foot and name a method. Felt or soft plastic suits laminate. Rubber is the wrong contact on luxury vinyl. The nine listings captured on 21 October 2026 run from about £4.99 to about £9.99.
A furniture foot is the part you screw under a cabinet, sofa, bed or bench so the furniture stands, levels, or sits clear of a damp floor. The name covers four jobs, and they are not substitutes. A screw-on bumper adds a fixed few millimetres and will not level a kitchen. A short adjustable foot covers about 10–20 mm. A taller leg covers a gap around 12–18 cm. A tapered sofa foot is a fixed step of about 5 cm. Stick-on felt, silicone socks and castor cups were left out of this set.
Stick-on felt, silicone socks and castor cups are a different product. They were left out of this comparison. A bumper of 13 mm will not level a kitchen.
A bullet that says adjustable and prints no millimetres does not tell you the travel. The is-extendable field on several of these listings says no beside that claim.
Use a load line only if it says per foot and names a method. A 500 kg line with no method is not a British Standard result. Do not drive soft screws with a powered driver.
Name the gap before the brand. A screw-on bumper adds a fixed few millimetres. A short adjustable foot covers about 10–20 mm. A taller leg covers about 12–18 cm. A sofa foot in this set is a fixed 5 cm step. A 13 mm bumper cannot level a kitchen, and about 10 mm will not take a floor that falls by several centimetres. Screws should be in the pack. ANBEEISS lists sixteen M4 × 16 screws, and UK reviews call them short and soft. LouMaxx lists 32 screws and plates.
Match the contact to the floor. Quick-Step asks for felt or soft plastic under furniture feet on laminate. Karndean asks for felt and tells you not to drag. Amtico tells you to keep rubber off luxury vinyl. Hard plastic that UK reviews call slippery fails that check, which is why the NUTKIT polypropylene pack does not take the value badge despite a stored score of 92. Do not treat a title as aluminium, rubber or a stainless grade when UK reviews or a missing grade contradict it.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You have already measured a visible gap in the 12–18 cm band and you want screws in the pack. The ANBEEISS adjustable furniture legs are the top pick at about £9.98, 4.5 from 91 ratings. UK reviews call the screws short and soft. The size rows do not match 12–18 cm, and the 500 kg line has no method.
You want a small screw-on raise, including a garden bench, and you do not need to level the piece. The NUTKIT screw-on rubber feet are best value at about £5.99, eight feet at 30 × 30 × 10 mm, 4.6 from 240 ratings. They add 10 mm. The bullets say rubber and the material field says ABS. They do not fit a 50 mm wide chair foot.
You are replacing four sofa feet at about 5 cm and the timber frame will take a screw about 5 cm long. The SUMNACON tapered plastic feet are about £7.99, 4.6 from 118 ratings. UK reviews describe them replacing castors. They do not adjust, no load is printed, and the contents rows disagree.
The top pick is the ANBEEISS adjustable furniture legs at about £9.98. The stored score is 90, from 4.5 and 91 ratings, which is not the highest number on the page. The badge is the printed 12–18 cm range and sixteen M4 × 16 screws when you have measured that gap. UK reviews call the screws short and soft, the size rows do not match 12–18 cm, and the 500 kg line has no method. Best value is the NUTKIT screw-on rubber feet at about £5.99, score 92, 4.6 from 240 ratings: eight feet at 30 × 30 × 10 mm. They add 10 mm and do not level a cabinet. The bullets say rubber and the material field says ABS.
NUTKIT screw-on rubber feet, 30 mm
About £5.99 for eight 10 mm screw-on feet, 4.6 from 240 ratings, when a small bumper is the whole job.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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