🔒 Wemk Upgraded Transparent Table Edge Protectors - Corner Guards Bumper Strip 1 Rolls (20ft/6.1m), with Double-Sided Tape for Cabinets, Drawers, Tables, Household Appliances, and More Review

I've been looking for a good plastic edging for a long time, this is what my family needs. It protects our head and body from hitting the corner and edge of hanging shelves. They used 3M tape for the corner protector. The most important thing is that it is TRANSPARENT, much better than colored, which does not spoil the look of the furniture. Highly recommended!

I bought this to cover the edge of my marble bathtub. It turned out to be very discreet, but the installation process wasn't easy. Because of the double-sided tape, there were always scraps of paper sticking from the envelope, which I had to tear off each time. It also falls short in terms of child protection, but with a hard surface, it's not soft enough to protect against concussions.

Holds up well. For those who say it doesn't, consider applying two strips, one on each side. They send more than enough duct tape. Also, first remove one side of the paper, then glue it, do the same with the second edge and leave both sides for 24 hours before gluing the bumper. I've had it for a month now and it works great. Prevents the hanging chair I attached it to from rattling against the wall and barely being visible.

What can I say about this product, yes it is cheap but it is also a very bad product. I would not recommend people to protect their children at all. First off, the bumper itself is very small and offers no real protection. The second big issue is the double sided tape, which is honestly a joke. It was a nightmare to install the tape as the bottom wouldn't stick when you removed the top layer and the top layer couldn't be completely removed even at very slow speed. It's amazing to me that this…

I have a glass table with a thin edge that doesn't go well with traditional foam pads and a child who chews on things like it's their job. This edge protector doesn't cushion like a foam product, but it does help cushion the impact enough so my child doesn't eat the foam. I wiped down the table with Vindex and then put it on. It was easy to install and went through corners with ease, trimming the corners a bit so it lay flat. My little girl tried her best to pull it out and chew it but couldn't

I'm very meticulous and followed T's instructions. Application was ok but the look was terrible. The first 2 photos show the product is full of air bubbles which I couldn't figure out. I've tried a rolling pin, a credit card, a knife edge, and a good old elbow. I leave it for a day and a half. Nothing smoothes the blisters and it looks cheap. Another claim is that it is easy to remove. Not true. In photo 3 you can see that the adhesive strips did not come open and had to be cut off manually…

I bought this to put around my glass topped kitchen table. I'm not a fan. I didn't like that the strip had to be double taped with tape instead of the strip that was already on it and then it could just be peeled off. It took a lot of effort to remove the backing very slowly and carefully because it didn't come off smoothly leaving part of the backing like in my photos. Then you need to carefully place it on the strip as straight and evenly as possible. I also didn't like that the strip had to…

I just needed to soften the sharp edges of my plexi sheet on my desk. The instructions say to heat it in hot water to stretch it. I didn't notice much stretching, but it's not necessary anyway. First you need to peel off the double-sided adhesive to attach it to the clear corner protector. If you're trying to install a long piece, you'll need help keeping everything straight to glue it in place without leaving a complete wreck. it's on your edge. The end result is a bubbly, odd look at the…

This product consists of TWO parts: a roll of plastic and a roll of double-sided tape. It took me over an hour to make two window sills. First you apply masking tape - a feat in itself and the masking tape is really sticky but it's very narrow so it's very difficult to get half on one surface and half on the other side of a corner. Then you try to "straight" glue the plastic to double-sided tape. Because the plastic survived its life in a tight roll - although we followed directions and heated…