Edge Protector 100% Silicone, Baby Proofing Thin Corners Clear Guards, Pre-Tape Adhesive Soft for Kids Safety, Child Table Cabinets Furniture Bumper (2/5x2/5 in, 3 FT)

I just had my kitchen and bathroom cabinets and countertops remodeled, and I have several places where the cabinets are hitting the adjacent area and causing damage to themselves without this in place. It's not the most glamorous solution, but I don't really notice the little bits any more. I cut this up and put small "bumpers" in areas where the cabinet handles would smack into wood on the opened side, and also on the overhead vent that was getting hit by the corner cabinet door when it was opened all the way. It is clear-ish silicon, so I expect it to be able to stand the heat from cooking for quite some time. Hopefully the adhesive will keep it stuck where I put it and not melt if I get over-enthusiastic with the burners going. It has worked like a charm, and I don't wince when I open my cabinets and hear the staccato "bang" of metal hitting wood. Now I hear a muffled "thump" and know that I won't be denting or scratching up my cabinets. I also used it in my master bath where one cabinet is next to an adjacent entry door for the toilet area. It will probably get noticed pretty easily by someone coming in and looking around, but I prefer functional over "super-pretty". It thick enough to provide a good cushion, which is what I wanted. It's easy to cut and the adhesive seems to be pretty good, too. I haven't had any problems with the bits I've stuck up falling off. I'll test later if I have a problem getting them back OFF again from the wood after they've been adhered for a while. Hopefully not.

Works perfectly, has held up on my cabinet so far- I got it because my doorknob directly hits my cabinet (I have a small room) and it's protected my furniture perfectly. It has not slipped off, really easy to install, just cut it and stick it and it'll fit any 90 degree angle. Very durable as it has held up against my evil doorknob.

I guess I’d rate this more at 3.5. It’s made of silicone, and I got the clear color. It’s very easy to peel and stick and seems to fit most standard household corners. However, I cannot get over the smell. It’s very chemical smelling. At first I thought it was the bag it came in, but it’s a combination of the product and adhesive. Definitely wash your hands after handling. If chemical smells don’t bother you, then this product would be 5 stars

It was incredibly easy to apply this product to the edges of my desk. It is transparent, yet it looks fantastic and doesn't detract from the office's overall appearance. The quality is excellent, and it appears to be very durable. Since it is self-sticking, it is simple to use. Additionally, it bends easily around the corners of my desk if you cut and lip certain parts to ensure a proper fit.

This silicone edge protector tape is the best thing I’ve found for my home! I have stairs going up to my bedroom with sharp edges, and since I have two little infants who love to explore, safety is my top priority. I put this tape on the edges, and it has made the stairs much safer. It sticks well and feels soft to the touch, so I feel much better knowing my babies are protected. I definitely recommend it to any parent with sharp edges at home!

This protective corner strip would work well if the adhesive was stronger. I am using it on the sharo edges of some wooden furniture and its just not sticking that well. I like how the strip itself is made. Like the material is shock absorbing and us extra thick on the edge where the impact resistance is needed. I even like the width of it and it has a minimal imprint with maximum efficiency. Application is easy and all you have to do is clean the surface, peel the backing and place. When placing make sure to rest it in place and do not stretch it.

Easy to install, does the job perfectly!

A Total Failure in Support: Good Chair Ruined by Incompetent Service I am beyond disappointed with Lavimiya. This isn’t a review of the chair—which, for $181.99, actually feels like decent quality with high-density foam—but a warning about the company’s absolute inability to handle a simple mistake. They shipped the chair with the wrong screw set. It requires 20 screws; they sent 12. What followed was three weeks of "doubling down" on errors and stringing me along: The Denial: They initially tried to convince me the screws they sent would fit. They didn't. The "Ghost" Tracking: After promising a replacement set, they provided a fraudulent FedEx number that didn't exist in their system. The Runaround: For 21 days, I was told to "be patient" while they repeatedly failed to provide any proof of shipment. The Sudden Collapse: On April 18, after I threatened an Amazon return, they suddenly claimed the screws were "lost in transit" and offered a full refund. The most infuriating part? I didn't want a refund; I wanted the chair. Instead, they wasted my time, energy, and expectations on a resolution they clearly never intended to or couldn't fulfill. Now I’m left with a pile of useless parts and foam because they use specialized screws that even Home Depot doesn't stock. If you value your time and don't want to be mislead for three weeks straight, stay far away from Lavimiya. Total waste of effort.