Anti Vibration Pads Rubber Conditioner Vibration Isolator for Outdoor Mini Split Ground Stand Wall Mounting Bracket Ac Condenser Shock Absorbing Pad Damping Block Air Compressor Feet

I like their anchoring mechanism. It might not work well for pre-made yellow-sticker hurricane pads, though... I poured solid concrete for my needs and so the anchoring mechanism means you drill holes in the concrete, place the feet in the location, stick the anchors through the hole, tighten a bolt, and the anchor *bulges* in the hole to lock it in place. Very cool! I coupled this with a *very* quiet mini split system, and the condenser unit is quieter than the air flowing through my central air vents! Very quiet.

These were an easy install. I like the additional rubber rings that are used for the top. I had to use outside holes because of the way my mini split was set up that allowed me to put the rings on and tighten everything down. They are solid and stay in place and help reduce the vibration and noise.

The media could not be loaded. I see a lot of bad reviews and the frequently returned item mark. I can assure you these are light years better then the joke of the vibration pads that come with the unit.The 4 star is it should come with decent bolts and 2 different sizes. These are tall and a bit heavy duty for a smaller unit, but I bet a 3 ton or bigger would appreciate theses.A set not as tall and heavy for smaller units.They are not perfect and to make a “ one size fits all” product like this Ii’d say they nailed it.It’s built like a engine motor mount like a car uses. One bolt completely incapsulated in rubber, so no metal on metal.I used different bolts going from the base to the mount.I also should point out I did this a month after my complete running install after excessive noise and vibration carried into the house. Not recommended but totally doable.

Worked great on my install, helps remove resonating sounds.

These are well constructed and have lots of rubber to protect from vibration. They feel like they can last the test of time.Be careful not to overtighten the mounting hardware, especially with power tools as the rubber will conform and make it hard to screw/unscrew the mounting hardware.

Bought this for my outdoor 28,000 btu mini split condenser, I only managed to install them on the unit and not actually bolt them down as the concrete was still semi-soft. After running the new unit I did not even hear a whisper of vibration coming from the unit from the interior or exterior of the house. The fan on the unit itself was louder than the vibration. As it happens, the next day after installing the new mini split and putting these rubber footings on, we had a really big storm with 80mph winds, the footings were not bolted on but the unit didint even move an inch. Thanks to the weight of the condenser and these rubber footings, our 1 day old condenser survived the storm.

Ordered these for a 9k btu heat pump and installing was a relatively simple process.It elevates the condensor roughly 2 inches or so off the ground and noise has not been a factor. Its a simple two bolt and tighten process.My only gripes have been tightening can be tricky. The rubber will begin to bend significantly if you overtighten(which is easy to do on rubber), then you risk it leaning or tilting. Tighten until you get a good fit and leep it at that.Also, these nuts rust fast. Maybe one or two rainy days and they were completely red. 5 months strong and they are still good, but for how long who knows.

I have a motion sim and 5 full size bass shakersPlants the rig once in placeI added 4 furniture movers which allows me to move the rig if needed but still it will remain in place once positioned.