https://www.plastech.pl/en/b2b-marketplace/universal-feet-for-shelving-with-profiles-of-approximately-65685 · 14.09.2026

Universal feet for shelving with profiles of approximately 35 x 35 mm

No. 65685
Type of offer:
Selling
Valid for:
83 days

User:
grales
Company:
P.P.H. Grales Leszek Chęcik
Name and surname:
Leszek Chęcik
Contact:

Universal feet for shelving with profiles of approximately 35 x 35 mm and open ends. They are designed for installation on metal angle sections with a maximum thickness of 2 mm.

They can be used, among other applications, as:

- caps for the upper ends of angle sections in metal shelving,
- feet protecting floors from contact with metal shelving legs.

The plastic feet are designed to fit legs made of bent sheet metal profiles with a maximum thickness of 2 mm. Their construction allows them to be used with legs measuring approximately 35 x 35 mm. The open ends also enable installation on profiles measuring up to 40 x 40 mm.

The product was developed in response to frequent inquiries about using the feet on angle sections measuring 35 x 40 mm or 30 x 35 mm. Thanks to the open ends, one product type can be used with multiple profile sizes. The slight flexibility of the feet ensures a secure fit when the shelving is moved or carried. The feet prevent floor scratches and improve the appearance of the finished shelving.

Using the feet on horizontal or suspended structures reduces the risk of injury from sharp edges of metal angle sections.

The range also includes protective feet in various sizes for equal angle sections and profiles, for example in the size 40 x 60 mm. Protective corners for securing the edges of furniture boards, shelving, doors and windows are also available. These corners reduce the risk of product damage during transport or storage.

Product specification

The feet are made of black polypropylene. They can also be manufactured in other colours to match the colour scheme of the shelving.

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