🛋️ Furniture Protector: Pllieay 1 Pack Felt Tape in Self Adhesive - Dark Gray Polyester Felt Strip Roll - 3.9" x 59" x 0.15" Thick - Ideal for Hard Surfaces, DIY Adhesive and Protecting Your Furnitures Review

I cut it into strips to compensate for the part of the foot with an open wound so it doesn't put direct pressure on the wound when walking.

Good idea but if the adhesive strips are not put under equal stress the product tends to come loose as it curls up and wants to go back to its original shape. Glue needs improvement.

It doesn't cover much area although the dimensions given were accurate (I just underestimated what I needed). same result.

I have used this with a piece of rope underneath wrapped around a filter in my woodworking dust collection system, works great. A strong adhesive is formed. Once I put it on it was difficult to take off to adjust and I found it good.

Great item! I traced the bottom of my pieces, then cut them out and pressed them in place. It was a little thicker than I needed but it worked. Cut to size, otherwise the part will wobble and will have to be reworked. It was perfect and could be a little thinner

We've just moved. I cut it into different shapes to protect the wooden floor from different things. Small squares and rectangles. 2 x 2 pads for furniture. I didn't need ammo, and it would be difficult to cut. This material is quite thick. Use a sharp knife.

I used this on an old safe that the bottom was becoming rusty. Not only did that help hide it, the glue stuck to the rusty underside with no problem. .Also, the safe can now be easily moved by simply sliding it without damaging the floor. The reel is a bit small but it met my needs and for the price it was worth it. Would definitely buy it again.

I thought twice before buying a felt roll DIY wand because I was worried about cutting it. However, I have a lot of baskets on the new wood shelves, and the pre-cut circles and squares, which I was fed up with before, didn't cover the floor enough to avoid scratching the wood. Using a pair of strong scissors it was quite easy to cut 2 long strips, round off the corners and glue them to the bottom of the baskets. Now I can easily hook them in and out of the shelves without damaging the wood. At…