Corner Guards | Corner Protectors for Baby Safety | Furniture Table Safety Bumper | with 3M Tape(10 Pack)

Have an old German Shepherd that has gone nearly blind. Purchased a outdoor firepit with sharp ends and was worried he'd jam his eye on them when walking by. Put these corner guards on just in time. He has bumped in to them several times but no damage to his eyes. Very good product. A little hard to get straight due to sticky glue and the L shaped guard. Wanted to stick before I got it in position but figured it out. Bend the bottoms of the L to get the corner correct then it will be a perfect fit.

This was a great deal. These are nice and plush and thick, come with real 3m adhesive that is actually super sticky and strong. We only needed 4 for our coffee table but we will have more of we ever buy more furniture or for our sons grandparents house. If you apply the double sided tape correctly these aren’t coming off unless you want them off. I also tested one to see if it left any residue and it seems to come off clean. That may change with time. But all in all a great deal and now I don’t have to worry about my son hitting his head on a super sharp edge. These will definitely help prevent a serious injury.

These are the perfect corner guards . I had small issue with adhesive at first , but all guards went on smoothly and so easily and stuck very well. They matched my table color perfect.

PROS: - Provide somewhat of a cushion CONS: - Feel much cheaper than the Roving Cove brand that we also purchased. - You have to set up each individual sticker on the back, whereas the Roving Cove brand came with the corners all ready to use. - Again, very flimsy. The best way that I can describe this is like buying a new pillow. At first, it has a firm support and shape to it. After a few months, it tends to lose its shape and becomes thinner. These bumpers feel like they are already used because of how flimsy and thin the cushions are and the seams are not even lined up properly. (See my photos where the brown ones are the Roving Cove brand and the redder ones are for this review.) - These thin out toward the edges. See my photos. I don't recommend these because of the low quality. If this is all that you can find,don't expect anything to WOW over. They feel and look like knockoffs of something greater.

Easy to install and does the job. My mind can now be at ease knowing that I found this product that works great. Its easy to install and stays in place as long as you paste it right. I have seen my little one try to peel it off but so far she was not successful which is good.

I've bought 5 different child corner protectors, and they all come off after a day or so. This one has been in place for over two weeks so far. Much softer than the other ones I've found. Not sure why it sticks well, it's just 3M double sided tape and a piece of foam, but whatever the reason it does stick well. My 5 year old tested it out for me. He said it felt better on his head than the clear plastic ones I bought at Walmart for twice as much! UPDATE: Been 5 years since my review. These corner protectors are still holding in place exactly where I put them 5 years ago! Seriously can’t believe these are still stuck and intact. Definitely worthwhile!

The product was fairly simple to install. The double sided tape came separate from the cushions, but once you get your technique and rhythm down, installation is a breeze. Once these are sticking on the corners, they're ridiculously soft. Heads have been bonked against them, no muss, no fuss, no busted coconuts. Two thumbs up. Will they come off easy? Don't know. After the damage these kids are doing to the top of the table, the corners are really the least of my worries.

We bought these to protect our grandchildren when they visit us. We put them on some shelves with sharp corners. They are difficult to install because the adhesive strips are not on the soft corner pieces. They are on a sheet of paper. You must peel them off, which is hard to do and then affix them to the corner pieces before installing. This took a lot of time. After our grandkids left we tried to take them off; they are VERY difficult to remove. When you try to do so the adhesive sticks tightly to both the corner piece and the shelf - see first photo. It usually rips the rubber from the corner piece so they can not be reused. Then its very hard to get the adhesive strip with the torn rubber attached to it off the shelf edge. I used a razor blade scraper to remove much of it (you can get one at a paint or hardware store) and Goo Gone to remove the adhesive which if stubborn and hard to get off. See second photo of the razor blade scraper and Goo Gone. Goo Gone makes it much easier but it leaves its own residue so you then need to clean it with a good furniture cleaner or polish. I used a combination furniture cleaner and polish made by Guardsman.