Vacuum Plated Round Bag Feet, 11mm Prong Back Studs
Vacuum plated round bag feet, 11mm prong back studs, by Maya Metal. These round bottom studs are used for handbag bottoms, purse bases, leather bags, small cases, DIY bag making, and repairs.
The round 11mm head gives the bag base a clean metal contact point. The prong-back installation works best with a reinforced bottom panel that can hold the folded prongs securely.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product type | Round bag feet / prong-back bottom studs |
| Size | Approximately 11mm |
| Finish | Vacuum plated gold tone |
| Installation style | Prong-back |
| Pack quantity | 10 pieces |
| Common applications | Handbag bottoms, purse bases, leather bags, small cases, DIY bag making, and repairs |
Before ordering
- Confirm the 11mm round head is the right visual scale for the bag bottom or small case base.
- Check bottom thickness before installation. The prongs must pass through the leather or panel and fold flat against the inside backing.
- Add reinforcement inside the bag base when using soft leather, fabric lining, or thin board.
- Plan foot placement before punching holes so the bag sits flat and the feet support the base evenly.
- Use these prong-back studs mainly for light to medium bags. Heavy bags may need a stronger base board or screw-mounted feet.
- Match the vacuum plated gold tone with buckles, locks, chain, rivets, zipper pulls, and decorative studs.
Related Maya Metal guides
- Rivets, Studs & Bag Feet Buying Guide
- How to Measure Bag Hardware
- Bag Hardware Size & Finish Guide
- Wholesale & Bulk Orders
FAQ
What are vacuum plated round bag feet used for?
Vacuum plated round bag feet are installed on handbag and purse bottoms to add a raised round metal detail and reduce direct contact between the leather base and surfaces.
How are prong-back studs installed?
Prong-back studs are installed by pushing the prongs through the bag base and folding them flat inside against a reinforced backing layer.
Where should round bag feet be placed?
Round bag feet are usually placed near the base corners or support points so the handbag sits evenly when set down.