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Easy to install using either construction adhesive, matching colored screws, or both. Very high-quality product in terms of durability/thickness. Very easy to cut without splintering or cracking.

This is a great way to protect wallpapered, plastered, drywall, etc., edges/ corners. I installed them with a nail gun 18ga. For the most part it worked okay, but there were more cracks than I hoped. The second set I used double sided tape. Nailing held it more securely. I'm not sure the tape with hold without replacing it. It protects the corners from peeling & chipping - looks nice!

Great price good purchase. Please NOTE: purchase clears double sided tape. They don’t have hardware( nails) and are not self adhesive. Went in smoothly. Great price and product. Go for the self adhesive and make it easy on yourself. If you have product on hand ( tape) then it’s a sure win for price. You’ll like the variations as well. I always was left with clear only. My bathroom is yellow with white baseboard and trim. Perfect choice for my project. Mirror tile just outside my shower wall. So I can check how I look after I get dressed to go out. Reading is fundamental

Okay so I got this Sasylvia wall corner protector set (10 pcs vinyl trim molding strips) and honestly—it’s one of those “not exciting but really useful once you have it” home upgrades. First impression: these are basically long vinyl strips you use to cover and protect sharp wall corners, especially in high-traffic areas. If you’ve ever bumped furniture, vacuum, or even just walked too close to a corner and chipped paint…this is exactly what these are meant to prevent. The material is a flexible vinyl-style trim, so it bends slightly and sits flush once installed. It’s lightweight but still sturdy enough to take minor impact and keep corners from getting scraped up over time. What I liked: * Helps protect wall corners from scuffs, chips, and furniture bumps * Clean, simple look once installed—blends in better than you’d expect * Flexible enough to work on standard interior corners * Good for hallways, doorways, or tight spaces where things get bumped a lot A couple real-life notes: * Installation matters—your results depend a lot on how well you prep and stick it down. You can use adhesive strips or liquid nails. * You’ll want to measure and cut carefully so the lines look clean * It’s more of a practical fix than a decorative upgrade Overall, this is just a simple home protection product that quietly saves you from wall damage over time. Not flashy at all—but one of those things you appreciate after you’ve already avoided a few dents and scrapes

I used this to hide damage caused to a corner due to a poorly placed shower door handle. This was really simple to install, though I had to find my own adhesive solution since none were provided. I used double sided strips.

Good for corner molding when you just can't seem to cut in two different colors of paint. However, when installing them end to end, be sure that the shade of each piece is the same. Just turn one piece around or you'll be able to see the difference (below).

Sure do wish I'd caught that small, buried text on it that said "no adhesive"... I've bought these many times in the past, always came with adhesive on them. You pull the tape off to expose the sticky side. NOT THESE.

No more dinging our doors with my wheelchair.

Excelente

No double sided tape which I missed that part or I would not have purchased them nothing wrong with guards just much easier to install with double sided tape that’s why only gave two stars so when looking at these things read the fine print