Rubber Floor Protectors For Mini Refrigerator

our refrigerator is covered with them!

We're protecting all of our office equipment with these surge protectors. They neatly lay flat on the floor or a table and each has a green LED indicator to let you know that the surge protection is still good. We went with 12-foot cords for maximum flexibility, but there are shorter lengths, too.

These leg protectors work great and will not leave any marks on the floor or bumping the wall. They fit well and stay on. Bright color also brings attention to the stand to help keep people from tripping or a leg.

I bought this both for a very large cell phone and my 10 inch tablet. I have protective shells on both devices and the product description does in fact, state that it works best without the protectors on the devices. The grips are shallow, so this is why it is hard to get them to hold onto a device with an OtterBox, etc. I didn't want to remove my protectors, so I put a small piece of thin rubber on top of my devices, in order for it to grip better in the mount. You could use a piece of rubber shelf liner or something along those lines. You may need a piece on both ends but you'll just have to adjust to what works best. This item is very well constructed of all metal parts and I personally feel it is of much better quality than some of the other Ulanzi mounts that are primarily made of plastic. Make sure to turn the twist knob to the lock position after you have put your device in the mount. Also, try wiggling your device slightly to make sure it is not going to slip out. The only improvement I would suggest to the manufacturer is to make the brackets a little longer and deeper to accommodate devices with protective cases on them.

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Before I start here, I already own an Auray 8 Unit Steel Rack for my music studio needs, which gave me every bang for the buck. Racks in general are expensive but the price combined with quality is great if you happen to need one. I already have 2 speaker stand sets from other brands, but this one for being steel,being a little heavier than the aluminium ones, I find that using the Auray SS-47S-PB for live events such as music performance will provide me better stability and less changes to get knocked over. The floor legs also open very widely, as it should, with speakers stands of this type. It also features a more robust leg finish rubber caps, and it's thick and dressed on the OUTSIDE of the tube, rather than just the usual embedded-in slippery plastic cap similar to a light stand that only a little bit of it touches the floor and in an angle. On wood flooring, marble or similar floors, you'll thank those rubber feet from zero possibility of sliding if accidentally kicked especially when fully loaded. Height: For my studio, at position 1 is right on eye height level. (see pictures enclosed and more) These can go really high. Well, what else can I say? It's a speaker stand. This is what matters for a speaker stand holding your expensive speakers: 1- build quality and heavier 2- stability 3- Look 4- Tall height 5- And YES! I comes with a bag! VERY important to me! 6- Rubber feet and on the outside of the pole. It all checks the marks that I demand. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I use two CAD KBM412 for floor tom mics, and the rubber gasket style mounts I used on the rims were not enough to keep them from slipping closer and closer to the head. These solved that issue completely, while also getting me a little farther away from the head! They do not come with insert adapters however, but easy enough to procure.

These are sturdy, solid poles with great floor and ceiling rubber disks. I have no problem trusting them to hold expensive gear.

This floor stand does exactly what it is supposed to, and nothing more. It is quite stable due to its wide, solid base & rubber feet.

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.