Roving CoveRoving Cove HeftyFit Edge Protector for Baby Proofing (6ft Large Edge Only), Heavy-Duty Soft Furniture Edge Bumper Guards, Desk Edge Cushion, Wall Corner Covers, 3M Adhesive, Oyster White (Off White)

The media could not be loaded. Used this to protect my refrigerator door from hitting the door frame, and it works perfectly! I got the large size in white. The foam is thick enough to absorb the shock, protecting both the wall and heavy refrigerator door. The white is not a bright white, more of a light grey, but still looks great against white paint. The instructions were easy and simple, and the adhesive is strong. I suggest cleaning the surface beforehand to remove dirt and oils, to help it stick longer!

I just finished a little project in my bedroom, which is a small cramped bedroom because I have too much furniture and too many things in there.But I put a very narrow table between my bed and the window. This narrow table is supposed to be placed behind a sofa. I used this table because it has electrical and USB ports on the top so I can plug-in whatever I want right there.My problem is that my bed is a twin XL, which is narrow and the table is right next to my bed so I often wake up in the middle of the night because I bang my knees on the table.After enduring many bruises, I clipped a piece of black foam rubber along the edge, but it kept sagging in the middle so what was the point?I finally got fed up and searched for a product that would cover furniture edges and of course I found it on Amazon right away.I couldn’t believe I found these thick Edge Protectors that fit perfectly on my table. I bought the Roving Cove HeftyFit Edge Protector 6 foot one in onyx Black.After reading the reviews about the adhesive tape that comes with the product being difficult to remove, I decided to use some sticky squares that I’ve used before.I used Birllaid Mounting Squares 1”x1” Clear Adhesive Removable (for wood, glass, ceramic, walls) that I bought here at Amazon.These mounting squares really stick yet they can be removed afterwards. It takes some muscle work and manual dexterity, but you can peel them off and they don’t ruin your original surface.I took some photos to show you my process. I’m an artist so I have a metal burnisher.You stick one sticky side of the mounting square to your furniture, or whatever you’re sticking the Edge Protector on, and you burnish the shiny covered part to make sure adhesive is completely flat.Then you just peel the little plastic flap on the mounting square and pull it off and it exposes the sticky surface.Then just press the Edge Protector down, keeping it taught as you go along the edge. It’s pretty easy. I did it by myself but another pair of hands would make the job easier.I’m really impressed with the finished look and also like the feel of it. I think this is going to save my body from future bruising.I would highly recommend this product. Play around with the adhesive tape. You don’t have to use the tape that comes with the product, I didn’t.Good Luck!

This edge protector is a great product! The cushion is thick enough to provide real protection and prevents injuries, especially in spots where slips can happen, like the bathroom. The 3M tape is very strong and holds firmly, while setup takes little effort. It adds both safety and peace of mind around the home.

Use it on my work desk because the edge is sharp when I rest my arm. It works pretty well but kind of falls off sometimes. And I’m NOT looking forward to scrubbing this sticky residue off when it comes time to taking the padding off my desk. It’s already left a mess of stickyness under the tape. Easy to remove minus the sticky tape that will need to be scrubbed with a special kind of soap. Fits my desk but a little bit of an overlay

I bought a toolbox the other day and it's located next to a door. The only problem is that The first time my dog came charging through the door from going potty It slammed the door into the toolbox and dented the top corner, lol, and that's enough for my OCD type brain to seek a remedy to that before it gets beat too shhh. Haha.I just put this padded trim on and it's everything I wanted and more. I'm so damn happy that it looks great and works perfectly also.I bought a giant pool noodle and cut it in half and had it stuck to that corner until this item got here today - so I'm beyond overjoyed at the moment. HahaI'm going to buy another couple of packages because I love their product and can always use that stuff around.I definitely recommend it. I don't even remember what I paid for it but it's worth every penny, lol.

It provides a very firm cushion for your sharp edges/corners. I would say it doesn't have much give/cushion to casual pressure, but provides great protection against a hard impact. For my use, which was to provide some cushion to the edge of my standing desk, it isn't the best. It is so firm that it creates a pressure point where my wrists or forearms press against it. I ultimately decided to remove it after trying it for a couple of months. It didn't get any more cushy over time, which is a positive for its intended application of providing protection for edges and corners. For installation, I placed 1-inch pieces of the included 3M double-sided tape every 3 inches or so. This was probably overkill, in hindsight, but it wasn't going to come loose accidentally. Removal was pretty simple, I applied careful even pressure as I pulled it up, and it came off without damaging the foam, which is another testament to the durability of the product. As seen in the photos, the section of foam is undamaged by its removal, and could be reused somewhere else. The sections of the adhesive left behind on the desk peeled off fairly easily by pushing the pad of a thumb or finger to the edge of the adhesive and sort of rolling it up. It came off cleanly, at least on the laminated surface of my desk. I may use this on my garage workbench instead as a sort of multi-purpose edge protection and item roll-off prevention.