50-Piece Small Size Clear Glass Table Top Bumpers - Soft Material for Controlling Glass Table Movement Review

Best for protecting glass. I have 3 dressers and a coffee table with glass tops on top to protect the wood. They all came with little chopsticks attached to their bumpers, which was fine. But they didn't stop the glass from moving. These bumpers lay flat side down on the tree. Then lay the glass on the ribbed side. The glass doesn't slide at all. These bumpers are fantastic.

As described; embarrassingly this stuff doesn't work. When you put material under the glass, it lifts the glass and creates a vacuum. If there is a vacuum there is a big chance it will rupture even if it gets a little weight. I bought a pack to try but there is one negative experience. I was planning to use almost 25 tables/restaurant operation. Unfortunately you cannot return. You'd better think twice before placing an order.

There were no instructions so I used them with the smooth side on the glass and the ribbed side on the basket like a flat table. While it was glued to 40-inch tempered glass, none stuck to the tabletop. In fact, they didn't add any protection for moving glass on the table. Maybe the seller will explain what I did wrong, or maybe they just don't work in my usual situation. In any case, I rate them as useless for now.

This worked great. I have a glass top for my wooden coffee table - it used to have thin sides to hold it in place but all of a sudden the glass started moving and I had to find something to hold it in place and ...but not enough to ruin the finish of my downstairs wood coffee table. I've done a lot of research and a lot of people have claimed that different bumpers don't work, but I decided to try these. Well, my jar lid won't move anymore! And you get so much in the box that it's easy to swap…

I have a salon so I keep a glass lid on my manicure table for easy sanitizing. This damn glass slides everywhere no matter what little grommets/buttons/bumpers I use. Eventually I decided to look for something else and came across this one. I thought I'd give them a chance. I hesitated opening them and they appeared to be harder plastic and not as rubbery as I had hoped, but I placed them between the glass and the finished worktop and the GLASS DOES NOT MOVE AT ALL! They compress just enough to