Salamander Stiletto Feet, Set of 8, Black - SA/SFB/8

Product Overview

The Salamander SA/SFB/8 is a set of eight Stiletto feet in black, for the longest Salamander cabinets and the heaviest equipment loads. Eight support points keep spans short across an extended base while the black finish keeps the footing visually recessed.

Product Description

Long credenzas built to span a board room's front wall or to sit beneath a large-format display carry a great deal of weight across a base that has no intermediate structure of its own. Supporting that base on slim feet rather than a continuous plinth is a design choice, and it requires enough points that no section spans unsupported.

Eight black feet distribute that load while keeping the cabinet lifted and the floor reading continuously beneath it. The dark finish disappears into the shadow under the cabinet rather than presenting as a separate element, which suits dark veneers and black compact core edges. Four- and six-foot sets cover shorter cabinets, and Saturn wheels or heavy duty casters are the alternatives where the cabinet must move. 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 — No section of an extended base left unsupported.
• Slim Tapered Profile — Keeps a long, heavy cabinet visually light.
• Black Finish — Recedes into the shadow beneath dark cabinet bodies.
• Under-Cabinet Airflow — Supports enclosures with bottom ventilation.
• Stationary Base — Fixed position for cabinets that should not move.

Typical Applications

• Extended-length credenzas spanning a board room front wall
• Cabinets beneath large-format displays carrying heavy equipment
• Executive and client-facing rooms where the cabinet should appear lighter
• Installations where the cabinet is not intended to be moved
• Enclosures with bottom ventilation requiring under-cabinet airflow

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many feet does a given cabinet need?

Footing count follows cabinet length and equipment weight, not preference. Longer cabinets with rack hardware need six or eight points so no base section spans unsupported.

What is the alternative if the cabinet must move?

Specify Saturn wheels for a styled rolling base or heavy duty casters with brake where the cabinet is heavy and must lock in position.

Do feet affect cabinet ventilation?

Yes, positively. Raising the cabinet allows air to move beneath it, which matters for enclosures specified with bottom ventilation.

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.