Weewooday100 Pieces Glass Table Top Bumpers Soft Stem Bumper Anti Collision Embedded Rubber Cabinet Door Bumpers for Patio Glass Table Top, Fits 3/16 Inch Holes

Work wonderful easy to install

This is a great product. Keeps cabinet doors from slamming shut. Have purchased them two times Great product.

Worked great on our 20 yr old metal patio furniture, supports glass great

Replaced old black one with these. Donnie as tight as I would’ve liked but it’s ok

After refinishing our kitchen cabinets, the painter left the cabinet doors and drawers with a large number of missing bumpers. These turned out to fit the doors well and are actually softer than what others report. I am quite happy with this purchase.

Very sturdy and nice, they serve their purpose perfectly. Severely banged them against the doors to get them in and didn't break or bend permanently. Absolutely needs a 3/16 hole to fit and even then it does so tightly

Very cheap. 100 comes in a felt string closure pouch. Picture properly shows blue hue. It’s very hard compared to original bumper for my outdoor glass patio table. Make note of dimensions as this replacement has a longer stem that inserts into hole, and smaller diameter than original. Was aware and purchased anyway because of price. For the price, I can replace all the bumpers for a long time, assuming the rubber/plastic won’t harden and crumble.

I was finding that the cabinet door and drawer bumpers in both the kitchen and bathrooms on my fifteen-year-old house were becoming a nuisance. The original material, (nylon apparently?) had softened into little sticky blobs over time. Some cabinet doors would stick shut and some of them had shed their bumpers entirely. I wanted to see if I could find replacements that could be attached with a tiny screw, but I could not find such a thing in a size small enough to work with. These little rubber bumpers, however, worked just fine. I already retrofitted all my kitchen cabinets with these and I'll do the drawers next. I drilled pilot holes with 13/64" bit (7/32" was a bit too big, and 3/16 was too small). (I used a drill-stop to make sure I didn't drill all the way through the cabinet doors and put a dollop of clear silicone on the end of each bumper "shaft" before installing.