🔌 Outwater Plastics 341-Cl Clear 3/4'' Rigid Vinyl Clear Plastic U-Channel/C-Channel 36 Inch Lengths (Pack of 4) - Durable Clear Vinyl Channels for Versatile Usage Review

Can be easily trimmed, perfect length for storage. It is very durable. I used this product to protect the calf supports on wooden chairs in our dining room from shoes and dog chews.

I used this over the top edge of a kitchen cabinet door that contains a trash can. It prevents dirty hands from rubbing off the beautiful finish. It's a perfect fit, grip with no hardware.

We bought custom Amish stools for our table and counter and clear hard vinyl U-channel protectors for the leg rests. They have been on for over a week now and have NO issues with them moving, loosening or slipping.

I use them as end caps for my pantry shelves. I use a fairly thick clear vinyl over the shelves and couldn't find anything to hold it in place when wrapping it around the front edge. They fit very well, but don't warp or discolor when I press them down. If all plastic products meet the same quality standards, I will happily buy from this manufacturer again. I wish they had a deeper stemmed option but they seem to be holding up well on the shelves.

Can be easily trimmed. The length is perfect for a camp. It is very durable. I used this product to protect the calf supports on wooden chairs in our dining room from shoes and dog chews.

I used this on the top edge of a kitchen cabinet door that contains a trash can. It prevents dirty hands from rubbing off the beautiful finish. It's a perfect fit, grip with no hardware.

We purchased custom Amish stools for our table and counter, and also clear U-channel hard vinyl protectors for the leg rests. a week and NO problems moving, loosening or shifting.

Quite stiff, but that's exactly what we were looking for. It's a little tricky to snap into place as the chairs were varnished, maybe the greaves are just over 3/4 inch thick. But the finish is white so some baby powder was applied to the rails and then you could snap it in without scratching the finish. They lined it up over the railing, slid it off one end, and made a path from there to the other end. It's really perfect now. Used a miter saw to make the required lengths but sealed with tape…