Rubber Anti-Vibration Isolator Pads,Heavy Duty Blue EVA Pad for Air Conditioner,Compressors,HVAC,Treadmills etc(2'' X 2'' x 7/8'')

I'm familiar with vibration dampening technology. These worked exactly as I hoped they would. The inner absorbing material works as it should. The outer layer is soft enough to prevent skidding. I purchase the four, 4-inch squares and only used two of the squares. They cut very easily with sharp utility knife. My washer and dryer with the OEM plastic feet, would easily slide on my vinyl floor. Inner layer does the job it should do. Outer layer keeps the units in place. I glued the appliance feet to the dampers with a craft glue. I just put a wedge umder a side, then put a blob of glue on them ...and slid the devices into place (under each appliance foot) with a stick. Then let it set for 24 hours before moving or using the appliance s. I did this so I could move/lift he appliances, and keep the dampeners in center. Do your best to not just make the appliance level, but strive to distribute weight equally. Odor is typical of materials of this kind....just off-gasses. Smells like new tires.

These work great for underneath of my bed legs so that my neighbor downstairs doesn't hear the massage feature. They seem to work really well

Put them under my condensing unit so the drain holes could function better. Sturdy, no wobble.

Before these pads, my air conditioner compressor sounded like a shopping cart with a bad wheel rattling across a cobblestone parking lot… inside a metal drum… during an earthquake. It had that chaotic, teeth-grinding clatter that made you wonder if something important was about to shake loose and file for retirement. Enter these anti-vibration pads. After installing them, the noise dropped by about 80%. The difference was like going from a jackhammer at dawn to a mildly annoying dishwasher—still there, but no longer plotting against your sanity. Not total silence, but a massive improvement. I did end up pairing them with some additional rubber on the housing, and together that finally got things running quiet enough to forget it is there when running—more of a background hum than a full percussion section. If I could rewind, I’d go with the 6” pads instead of the 2”. The smaller ones work, but it’s like putting sneakers on an elephant—technically helpful, just not quite the right fit. The larger size would’ve given better stability and coverage. Only downside: they compress a bit more than I expected. Not pancake-flat, but enough to make you raise an eyebrow and wonder how they’ll hold up over time. That’s where the missing star goes. Overall: these pads took my unit from “DIY maraca band” to “respectable appliance.” Just size up and be ready for a little squish.

Didn't smell too bad out of the package for me. I cut the 4x4 pieces into 2x2 pieces with my chop saw and got more pads for the money than the 2x2 item that is for sale. The terrible smell that others complain about cam back after cutting the pieces, but these are being installed under AC condenser units outside my home, so I am not too worried about how long they are going to smell for. Overall happy with these pads as they helped significantly quiet my condenser unit along with some rubber washers on the cage of the condenser.

I am impressed by the outer rubber, it felt tough as construction material and its middle foam no joke for trapping vibrated sound. To begin, I was hesitant asking myself why I am paying nearly $20 for four piece of block, I can see why now. Upstairs the portable air conditioner Midea Duo rocked my hollow room which I attempted to fix by placing a thick foam gym floor mat beneath it. For a time the mat helped ok-ish with the noise and rumbling, but portal air conditioners are heavy and mine gradually sunk into the mat, which later made the unit sag unevenly to one side and bringing back the shaking I've been trying to escape from. Slipping these below my ac was such a huge deal and relief to me. I even got a bit emotional..*sniff. Both vibration and sound dampening improved so much. The rubber holds up like concrete flooring and from the looks of it seems impossible it will bend or slope. Now granted my use is for a house hold product and your usage may be something industrially larger, but for families looking for relatable solutions, this is it. I've spotted a few lower cost ones under different branding, but ultimately went with this more expensive LBG. My personal take is don't cheap out on product that closely impact your well being. I've lived through the worse with my roaring ac, but will be sound asleep tonight, when the sun sets.

The build quality of the pads is durable. I live on the second floor of an older building, and was looking for something to dampen the vibrations of a racing simulator I use for gaming. I tested the pads against a sheet of EVA foam, using the vibrations of my phone, and also with a percussion massage gun, and was disappointed to find that not only is the EVA foam better at dampening the vibrations, but these pads actually seem to enhance the vibration compared to using nothing. The rubber smell is also overwhelming

Have anything in around ur home that makes noise? Put a set of these under it problem solved. Used under my hvac condensers and heatpump water heater silence. If my washer or dryer made noise these would go under them too. In window ac? I door floor standing hvac unit... Works for all those types of devices. Dehumidifier etc

Just like what others say, it stinks, but works perfectly fine!

Great quality product, materials look of a high quality. Does a very good job.

Ordered rubber pads for vibrating fridge condenser on the roof, and its worked well.

Used it under the outdoors AC unit and also under the washing machine, significantly reduced vibration on both units, but very noticeable on the washing machine. It has a distinctive odour, but was not too bad for me and smell disappeared very quickly.

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