Eh⁺ PinPucks - Carpet and Floor Protectors

Eh⁺ PinPucks — Pinball Floor and Carpet Protectors

Pinball machines are heavy. A standard machine sits somewhere between 250 and 350 pounds, and those four small leveling feet concentrate all of that weight into a surprisingly small contact area. Over time, that means dents in hardwood, crushed carpet pile, and scuffs that follow you from room to room every time you adjust the machine's angle. PinPucks are the fix.

Designed specifically as pinball machine feet protectors, PinPucks slide under the leveling feet of any machine — Williams, Bally, Stern, Gottlieb, Spooky, Jersey Jack, CGC, you name it. Universal fit, no tools, no modification. Just place them and you're done.

What sets PinPucks apart from generic furniture pads or standard rubber feet covers is the material. Every PinPuck is made from the same premium silicone we use across the entire Eh⁺ Bands rubber line. That matters because:

  • Silicone holds its shape under sustained load — it won't compress flat over months of use the way softer rubber compounds do
  • It resists heat, UV exposure, and off-gassing, so it won't break down or stain your flooring over time
  • The grip characteristics are consistent on both hardwood and carpet, keeping your machine exactly where you set it
  • Available in 16 colors, so you can match your machine's trim or keep things subtle

If you've got hardwood floors, pinball floor protectors aren't optional — they're maintenance. A single adjustment of a machine without protection can leave a mark that no refinishing trick fully erases. For carpet, the story is the same: the feet of a pinball machine will permanently compress pile and eventually work their way down to the backing without something distributing that load.

Pinball carpet protectors that actually hold up under real conditions are harder to find than they should be. PinPucks solve that cleanly, with a material that lasts as long as the machines they're protecting.

Orders over $200 ship free anywhere in Canada. If you're building out a game room or adding to an existing collection, grab a set for every machine — these are the kind of detail that protects a serious investment.