Adjustable Legs & Bullet Feet Products

Our catalog splits into two families. Adjustable table legs — gravity feet, caster-mounted legs and fixed legs — carry equipment whose height must be set on site: refrigerated cabinets, ovens, ranges, worktables and prep counters. Bullet feet are the compact threaded feet used under shelving, display cases, beverage equipment and lighter appliances, where the goal is a fast, stable height correction rather than a wide adjustment range. Both families are produced in the same Foshan plant, on the same thread-rolling and finishing lines, so quality documents and packing standards are identical across the catalog.

The practical difference is travel and load class. Adjustable legs offer long stud travel and higher static load ratings because the equipment they support is heavy and often moved for cleaning; bullet feet offer shorter travel in a small envelope, optimized for dense mounting patterns under shelves and cases. When an inquiry arrives we ask three questions: loaded weight per support point, the thread already present on the equipment, and the floor type. Those three answers route the buyer to a family, then to a model, then to a base material — stainless for wash-down, nylon or rubber where floors must not be marked.

Every model page in this catalog lists verified dimensions, thread codes and load data from our production master file, with real production photos rather than renders. Where a specification is customizable — thread pitch, stud length, base diameter, base compound, finish — the page says so, and our OEM desk quotes the custom version against the same drawing discipline we use for stock items. Minimum order quantity starts at 100 pieces for stock specifications.

As a China-based manufacturer, supplier and wholesale source for commercial kitchen equipment components, we serve equipment builders, kitchen contractors, distributors and wholesalers across North America, Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Export packing, commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin are standard on every shipment, FOB Guangzhou or Shenzhen. If you are unsure which family fits your equipment, send the model list or a photo with measurements — we reply within 24 hours with a matched specification and pricing.

Maintenance note for facilities already running our feet: adjustment threads should be checked annually on equipment that is moved often, and base pads replaced when worn flat — a glazed pad loses grip on wet tile. Because we retain the production drawing for every order, replacement feet and pads match the original specification exactly, even years after the first shipment. This drawing-retention policy is the same one our OEM customers rely on when they re-order private-label components for service networks.