Are the centers of these recessed ? I want to attach them to the bottom of a wooden cutting board with small screws but need them to not scrape !
1844377
2 answers say NO, they are NOT RECESSED; 1 says THEY ARE RECESSED...........HELP!
1844378
No the centers stick our further than the outer ring. This helps achieve the sound dampening. I have used them on the bottom of other things, but it you will move the item they are on, the bumpers make it difficult as they are a soft rubber. They are great for the cabinets. They really work and are a good price.
1844379
Yes, they are recessed. I would suggest small screws and then a light dab of silicone sealant.
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
1850856
Not really, perhaps a tiny amount. They do warp though, they will not stay flat sheets, but turn into rounded arcs. Plus mold forms between the sheets unless they are absolutely dried before storing beneath the cutting board. Wood is porous but the plastic sheets will retain even a small amount of moisture between their layers for weeks.
899570
I would not use them. The plates I used had the small inner circle and they stuck out just as much as my regular old plate hanger. P.s. One of the plates fell and broke the other night :(
2187728
Our walls are lathe and plaster so we had to use counter sunk screws. It was absolutely necessary to align the screws perfectly in line with the holes in the back of the cabinet. We did not screw the bottoms and so far have had no problems (approx. 5-6 mos)
972855
They are fixed positions. I left the middle shelf out underneath to give more room for power tools.
2037225
at a glance they look fused on, with no visible screws/ bolts/ rivets either on the handle or inside...but with a closer look, you can see where they've been riveted to the pot (you can see the subtle indentations on the inside of the pan if you look closely). but the grip feels solid when i use the pot.
204337
They will make a surface with more grip. These are self stick. I would be careful to make sure the wood surface has no wax and should have a lacquer surface. John McLeod
1838139
Yes, I have mine adhered inside the rim. I don't think they'ed work otherwise because you need a flat surface for adhesion. I actually had to reinforce with heavy duty tape, but they are still hanging beautifully after several months. They may be difficult to trim because they are a thick, fabric-like material, but I imagine they could be with good scissors. Hope this helps!
787799
There are grooves on the undersurface and they fit into that, they do not necessarily lock into place. They set in the grooves
457021
Yes, they are recessed not just painted on but we would very much like to return ours. I'm not sure whether Amazon would take it back at this time or not. We have had the wooden racks to two different wood workers and neither were able to make the racks work with the tiles. The tiles just fall off.
676442
They sit inside cut outs on the tray. They don't actually attach in any way. I have never had them fall out when sliding the tray out.
1931029
these worked for me. I was retrofitting an old dresser to work as our kitchen island. I fastened them on the bottom of drawer and the bottom of the drawer casing. did not fasten to rear wall. not sure if that helps because there are so many different type of uses for these.
731260
Yes, I have them installed in recessed cans. No problems at this point. They have been in use everyday for past 6 months.
101609
Yes. I just did it on your behalf and it seems to hold well. You may want to place them as low as possible in the drawer before adding the perpendicular one.
1053916
They are small, about the size of a nickel and can screw in level to the legs. I guess it would depend on what angle you look at them from, as they will not completely go in to the legs, but they can be flush and not as obvious as the picture. They are used to level the table on an uneven floor. (I just went out to look at mine, and they are far from obvious like the picture.)
1039919
Yes they are...I have mine on a hardwood floor so I had to remove them.....may I suggest that you predrill the holes and use thinner screws.....even when I did this they cracked a bit but overall they are good for what I needed them for