Salamander Robot Feet, Set of 8, Black - SA/RFB/8

Product Overview

The Salamander SA/RFB/8 is a set of eight Robot feet in black, the low-profile stationary footing specified for the longest Salamander cabinets and heaviest equipment loads. Eight points keep support spans short across an extended base while maintaining a minimal profile at the floor.

Product Description

Extended-length credenzas concentrate substantial weight over a base that has no intermediate structure. The number of footing points is what determines whether that base stays flat over years of service, and on a cabinet spanning a board room's front wall, four or six points leave sections carrying load across too long a gap.

Robot feet keep the cabinet grounded rather than lifted, so the enclosure reads as a solid mass and the space beneath it is not exposed to view. That suits boardrooms with heavy millwork and rooms where the cabinet is a permanent architectural element rather than movable furniture. Where the cabinet must move instead, Saturn wheels and heavy duty casters are the alternatives. For help choosing footing, contact the Creation Networks AV team.

Key Features

• Set of Eight Feet — For the longest cabinets and heaviest loads.
• Short Support Spans — Keeps an extended base flat under sustained load.
• Low Profile — Cabinet stays grounded with a minimal floor-line break.
• Conceals Under-Cabinet Space — Avoids exposing cabling beneath the enclosure.
• Black Finish — Reads with dark cabinet bodies and compact core edges.
• Stationary Base — Fixed position for permanently placed cabinets.

Typical Applications

• Extended-length credenzas spanning a board room front wall
• Cabinets treated as permanent architectural elements
• Boardrooms with heavy millwork where furniture should appear grounded
• Installations carrying substantial rack equipment weight
• Rooms where a raised cabinet would expose cabling beneath

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Robot feet differ from Stiletto feet?

Robot feet are low profile and grounded; Stiletto feet are slim tapered legs that lift the cabinet so the floor reads continuously beneath it. The choice is visual, and both are stationary.

How many feet does a cabinet need?

Footing count follows cabinet length and equipment weight. Eight points are specified for the longest cabinets so no base section spans unsupported.

What if the cabinet needs to move for service?

Specify Saturn wheels or heavy duty casters with brake instead. Feet are for cabinets that stay where they are placed.

Who handles warranty and support?

Salamander Designs warranty coverage applies as published by the manufacturer. For claims or footing selection help, contact Creation Networks support.