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FAQ

What are base elements used for with aluminum profiles?


Floor elements are used to securely fasten structures to the ground and increase the stability of racks, machines and workplaces.

What types of flooring elements are there?


There are adjustable feet, foot plates, casters, leveling feet and vibration dampers – depending on the application and load.

Can I install floor elements later?


Yes, many floor elements can easily be retrofitted to the profiles and attached with screws or T-nuts.

What loads can floor elements bear?


It depends on the type: lightweight leveling feet can support approximately 50–200 kg, while heavy-duty machine feet can support several thousand kg. The exact load capacity is specified in the product details.

Are the floor elements height-adjustable?


Many floor elements, such as adjustable feet or leveling feet, are infinitely height-adjustable to compensate for unevenness in the floor.

Can I use casters as a floor element?


Yes, casters make it possible to move structures. There are swivel casters, fixed casters, and casters with locking brakes.

Are there floor elements with vibration damping?


Yes, special machine feet and rubber elements reduce vibrations and protect both the structure and the floor.

What materials are floor elements made of?


Typical materials include galvanized steel, stainless steel or plastic (e.g. polyamide) – depending on the load and environment.

Are floor elements compatible with Item and Bosch Rexroth profiles?


Yes, our floor elements are a perfect fit for common aluminum profile systems such as Item and Bosch Rexroth.

When do I need a base plate instead of an adjustable foot?


Base plates are used when the structure needs to be firmly screwed to the floor. Adjustable feet are more suitable when flexible positioning or height adjustment is desired.