🔳 20 Pieces of Clear Tall Square Adhesive Rubber Bumper Pads - Rubber Feet for Speakers, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, and Audio Equipment - Enhance Protection and Stability Review

I bought a large acrylic tray for the top of the patio drawer. I wanted to leave space between the tray and the crate for fear of water seeping under the crate. Those clear bumpers did the trick as air now circulates under the tray. They look perfect as if they were already part of the tray.

Our fridge died and I had them tape a new one to the bottom of the freezer drawer because the Eufy vacuum got stuck underneath. from below and they stayed. The only odd thing is that the freezer has teeth!

Hard bumper pads - put these on my glass speaker stands and knew straight away it was a good buy - bass out of speakers sounds 'tight' and not rattling - will also fit bumpers under some audio devices. The grip with a clean surface is excellent and in my case it's a good height for speakers on a floor stand.

There's nothing not to like; I'm ordering them again today! Purpose of use? Well, now only my keyboard because the native "legs" have been lost. And under my laptop for airflow. And under a home-made mouse pad made of thick cardboard that still had to be "tilted". I hate it when self-adhesive items don't stick well! No problem with these nifty little things. Sharing a photo of a mouse pad is a second thought; it's ugly but works fine in my situation. =

Adhesive is very strong; I lost a pad on the underside of my glass chair mat and it took all my strength and a razor to remove it. I ended up placing a 4 inch spacer in each corner and a four 14 inch square template in the middle. These bumpers are thick enough to sink deep enough into the carpet fibers to hold the chair mat on soft carpet. They're crystal clear so not very noticeable unless you're looking for them. Good product!

I've looked at a lot of plastic bumpers (wall handles, bumpers for use under glass panels etc.) and most of them seemed either too small or too curved for stability. Husband found them and they are perfect for the wooden floor closet. We needed a little height to keep the water out in the bathroom, but not so high that the cabinet wobbled unevenly. Note that the adhesive is firmly bonded to the printed veneer on the piece - we didn't care because the cabinet is on the floor, but I would caution

I had them taped to the rim of the toilet bowl so my new heavy wood seat cover wouldn't get in the way of the flush handle. After putting the wooden seat, the lid upright, I squeezed the handle again. This kept the handle from coming loose, allowing the plug to fall off and the tank to be refilled. It took (2) of these in total, one on the edge of the tank and the second on top of the first to allow for some extra clearance. It was the perfect distance to release the grip so the seat cover sits