Clear Furniture Bumpers Silicone Rubber Wall Protector from Chair Back Adhesive - Wall & Car Door, Cabinet & Shower Door, Drawer & Toilet Lid (6 Long)

These bumpers are easy to install and the quality is good.

I bought a desk that stands up and tilts. The desk has a small bar in the bottom middle to hold the book when you tilt the desk, but the bar does not go all across the bottom of the desk. I used these clear plastic stickers on each side of that, so when I tilt the desk it holds my items all across the desk instead of just in the middle.

So I have tried a few solutions to stick felt or some sort of bumper to the back of a curved chair; everything falls off over time. However, these work great and after over 1 month, they are still sticking well. Here's the method I used: Before applying the bumpers, apply some alcohol on a paper towel and wipe down the area where they will go. Then, use a hairdryer (or better a heat gun) to heat the bumper after you have stuck it to the back of the chair. Get the bumper really warm (but not so much as to melt it). This will help the bumper conform to the curved chair back. You can tell it's stuck well with this method when the bumper becomes really clear throughout. Hope this helps!

Didn’t star glued

These worked out great. Our NEW refrigerator door was hitting the corner of the door frame and it is a perfect stopper for the door. Definitely recommend

Protects my rolling office chair from the desk perfectly.

Dosent stick very well, lots is sizes, and easy to apply but don’t stay on back of sofa very well

I read a review of a person with my same problem - I have metallic swivel chairs at the kitchen countertop; my 6 year old son is swiveling the chair all the time. This bumpers are saving the edged off my countertop, thank goodness. They seem to be made of silicone. I put them about 6 weeks ago and are holding very well; I think they're going to be long lasting. I read reviews saying that the product is not good because any baby can remove the bumper (e.g. when used in a crib). I don't think that makes these bumpers faulty, unless it's advertised as child proof. I would have the expectation that babies will always peel off stickers. I seem to remember some reviews mentioned the glue?. In my opinion the glue is of the perfect hold strength and has not transferred to my countertop.