Three of ours recently came off on just one burner. I called Wolf as we are still under warranty and CS said you can order new ones from them. She also said they are not rubber (I forget what they are).

I had never heard of this before on searching this forum. Interestingly you also are experiencing this. Wonder if the polymer they are using for the feet has recently changed?

Hope this helps.

I think a couple of mine have come off over the past 4 years. Haven't thought to replace them. I just make sure to be very gentle when I am removing and reinstalling the grates.

Our Wolf R366 stove is about 13 years old. We have lost all but 5 of the 18 rubber or whatever pads that came with the grates. Called Wolf and they say they don't make that type of pad anymore and I have to order the whole grate. Does anyone know who might have some of the old pads or any other solution?

The DCS stove I bought in 2002 had the worthless rubber pads, as well - stupidest design ever!. Within the 1st year, I ripped off the ones that hadn't fallen off & started using coins under the feet to adjust the grates. I don't know if this would work on a Wolf, or not.

Stab in the dark here since I haven't seen these feet, but from the comments I would probably just buy a sheet of viton the same thickness as the feet and then punch or cut out new feet. If thick o-rings will do, then viton o-rings would probably be less expensive than an entire sheet. www.MSCDirect carries various thicknesses.