Wooden Furniture Feet - Brown

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This guide is for anyone looking to upgrade or repair their furniture with new legs. These Brown Wooden Furniture Feet from B&Q offer a versatile solution for sofas, chairs, and more, providing both aesthetic and functional improvements. However, it's crucial to select the correct fitting option for a seamless installation. This guide provides detailed instructions to help you choose the right feet and install them effectively.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Cwc802 |
| Brand | B&Q |
You'll need a wrench or suitable tool for tightening bolts (if applicable) and a screwdriver for attaching pre-drilled options.
Use a nut to check the size. An 8mm nut indicates M8, a too-small nut suggests M10, and a too-large nut indicates M6.
These feet are designed for indoor use. Exposure to outdoor elements may damage the wood and finish.
The weight capacity will vary depending on the furniture and the number of legs. Make sure to evenly distribute the weight to avoid overloading the legs.
Yes, you can paint or stain these feet to match your décor. Ensure the finish is fully dry before use.
If the bolt doesn't fit, you may need to use a different size or adapt the furniture with the help of a professional.
Yes, these legs can be used on all types of flooring.
Check that the bolts are securely tightened. If using pre-drilled options, ensure the screws are fully inserted and tightened. Consider using wood glue for added stability.
Return the feet and exchange them for the correct size (M6, M8, or M10). Double-check the size of the existing bolts before replacing them.
Reposition the feet and re-drill the screw holes if necessary to ensure a proper fit. Ensure you are using the correct screws.
These feet are compatible with most furniture that requires legs, including sofas, chairs, beds, and tables. Ensure the bolt size matches your furniture or that you have the appropriate screws for the pre-drilled option.
Clean the wooden feet with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish. Regularly check the screws or bolts for tightness.