Wooden ball legs and bun feet
Ball feet, bun feet and ball-stack legs in solid wood, from £42.00, for your sofa, cabinet, chest or table. You choose the wood and the fixing, and everything ships to 44 countries and territories.
Buy ball feet and bun feet
Ball-stack legs come in many sizes, so they have their own page. Prices are in GBP; the price for your country shows at checkout.
Bordesley ball foot, solid wood
| Wood | Pack | Price | Add to basket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oak | Set of 4 | £125.00 | Add |
| Oak | Trade box of 20 | £350.00 | Add |
| Walnut | Set of 4 | £135.00 | Add |
| Walnut | Trade box of 20 | £380.00 | Add |
| Pine | Set of 4 | £99.00 | Add |
| Pine | Trade box of 20 | £280.00 | Add |
Bun-stack furniture feet, solid hardwood
| Diameter | Fixing | Price | Add to basket |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 cm | Metal dowel | £42.00 | Add |
| 12 cm | Bored hole | £42.00 | Add |
| 13 cm | Metal dowel | £42.00 | Add |
| 13 cm | Bored hole | £42.00 | Add |
| 14 cm | Metal dowel | £42.00 | Add |
| 14 cm | Bored hole | £42.00 | Add |
| 16 cm | Metal dowel | £42.00 | Add |
| 16 cm | Bored hole | £42.00 | Add |
Ball-stack legs come in 30 sizes and heights, from £109.00 each. See them all.
Three kinds of foot
Choosing legs and feet
Three kinds of foot live here. A ball foot is a single sphere with a dowel turned from the same piece. A ball-stack leg is several balls stacked into one column. A bun foot is a flattened ball, wide at the base and narrower at the top, often stacked.
The table above lets you buy ball feet and bun feet straight away. Ball-stack legs come in many sizes and heights, so they have a page of their own.
Decide the height first, then add the thickness of any fixing plate: tall stacks look light and short buns look grounded. Four feet share the weight of a piece, so choose a base wide enough for the load.
Pine suits painted pieces, and oak and walnut suit oiled ones, where the foot is offered in them. For a size or a fixing that is not listed, ask for a bespoke quote and say what the piece is.
Questions
Where can I buy wooden ball legs for furniture?
Here. The Bordesley ball foot, bun-stack feet and ball-stack legs all have their own page with every option and price.
What is the difference between ball feet, ball-stack legs and bun feet?
A ball foot is a single sphere with a dowel. A ball-stack leg is several balls stacked into a column, usually for tables and benches. Bun feet are flattened balls, wide at the base and narrower at the top, often stacked, and suit sofas, chests and cabinets.
Can I use bun feet for a sofa or chest of drawers?
Yes. Bun feet are a common choice for sofas, chests of drawers, footstools and cabinets. Pick a base wide enough for the weight of the piece.
How do the feet fix on?
The Bordesley foot has a dowel turned into the ball: bore a hole, add glue and push it in. Bun-stack feet come with a metal dowel or a bored hole, as you choose.
What woods are the feet and legs made in?
The Bordesley foot comes in oak, African walnut or pine. Bun-stack feet are solid hardwood, and ball-stack legs come in solid hardwood or softwood. None is veneered.
Do you sell feet in trade quantities?
Yes. The Bordesley foot is sold as a set of four or a trade box of twenty. For larger or repeat quantities, ask for a trade quote.
Bespoke and trade
Need a size, wood or shape that is not listed? A ball or sphere from 10 to 45 cm, or a dome from 2 to 45 cm, can be made to order in oak, walnut or pine.
Draw your own size in the size and price tool and see the price straight away, or ask for a bespoke or trade quote. Repeat orders and trade quantities are quoted on request.