FREE SHIPPING (Get details)
Rubber feet reduce the movement of FOUNDATION platforms that are 12 feet (3.66 m) and under. Simply slide the leg cross brace up and place a foot on the bottom of each leg. (For use on FOUNDATION platform 5" or higher.) Each rubber foot is sold individually.
Individual size are not available for this product. Please use the product configurator above.
| Environment | Dry |
| Type | Platform |
| Customization Level | C1 |
| Solid or Drainage | Solid |
| Compound | Rubber |
| Recycled | 20% |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| WARNING |
| Property | Test / Result |
|---|---|
| Flammability | Not Applicable |
| Taber Abrasion | Not Applicable |
| Temperature Range | Not Applicable |
| Coefficient of Friction | Not Applicable |
| Compression Deflection | Not Applicable |
| Tear Strength | Not Applicable |
| ESD Rating | Not Applicable |
| Dielectric Strength | Not Applicable |
A: Platforms can be anchored to the floor, or if smaller than 12 feet width and length, they can use optional rubber feet to prevent sliding. (Optional rubber feet only available for 5" tall and over)
A: Use rubber feet if you plan to move your platform. Rubber feet allow the platform to sit on the ground without scratching the concrete. Rubber feet also stop platforms less than 12 feet from sliding around. We recommend you anchor all platforms over 12 feet in any direction. Rubber feet can only be used on platform heights of 5"+
A: FOUNDATION is available with rubber feet to prevent sliding and scratching the floor on smaller platforms, anchors to allow for semi-permanent installations, and toe plates to prevent tools from dropping or rolling off. Another accessory is a yellow spray-paint that works specifically with FOUNDATION surface tiles and toe plates. It can be used to paint toeplates, or call out the perimeter of a surface tile. There are also three different surface tiles to choose from, each with a different purpose.
A: FOUNDATION is designed to stand upon a solid, stable surface such as concrete. Non stable or outdoor uses are not recommended.
