Do these stop glass table tops from moving?

I use them under a chopping board and they work fine. They are pretty small and only stick one side so I guess it depends on the surface underneath and the weight of the table top. I have a glass table on a metal frame with little plastic 'rests' that are concave, so stick by suction. These are convex so might not be suitable.

They are water resistant. This means they will withstand general day to day moisture. Some people do actually use them on Chopping Boards and then put them in the dishwasher and say they stay on. However we say you should expect them to eventually start to come off after repeated exposure to water.

These a soft rubber? I want them to stop a plastic protector from slipping on a chest of drawers but don’t want the actual stoppers to mark the unit

Hi, I assume you are affixing the bumpers to the plastic protector. The self adhesive is strong and adheres best to a dust free and smooth surface. The bumper is made from a pliable polyurethane and is totally non-marking. I hope this helps.

Yes these are Non Slip. When used as feet they will prevent items from marking or slipping on surfaces. They are often used on coasters, electronic items and ornaments. Also for protection and dampening under glass table tops. :) HB

Product dimensions	4L x 4W x 1Th millimetres
Number of items	48
Recommended uses for product	Anti Slip, Furniture Protection
Special feature	Clear & Discreet, Flat Topped, Self Adhesive
Fixture type	adhesive pad
Number of pieces	48
UPC	750440845845
Unit count	48 Count
Manufacturer	Happy Bananas
Size	10.1 mm x 1.8 mm
Thickness	1.8 Millimetres
Installation method	Self-Adhesive
Item Package Quantity	48
Cutting Diameter	10.1 Millimetres
Special Features	Clear & Discreet, Flat Topped, Self Adhesive
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Assembled Diameter	10.1 Millimetres
Item Weight	20 g

Happy Bananas Self Adhesive Clear Bumper Pads, Flat Topped Rubber Feet for Glass Table Tops, Coasters, Metal & Crafts – 10.1 mm x 1.8 mm (48)

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