🛠️ Circular Rubber Cabinet Bumpers - 200 PCS Self Adhesive Bumpers for Sound Dampening, Clear Cabinet Door Stoppers, Drawer, Picture Frames, Cutting Boards Review

Our original (10 year old) bumpers turned into a sticky gooey blob. We looked for new solutions, but everything we tried was too complicated and resulted in a knock on the door. Finally we tried this product. and it completely solved the noise problem. It took me about 60 minutes to install 120 of these bumpers. The hardest part was removing the gunk from the old bumpers. Great product and easy to install. Many Thanks.

I don't know how I went without them for so long. I put them on all the doors/drawers of the kitchen cabinet. You don't notice them and they hold up perfectly. I had no trouble falling. I've had them on painted and bare wood and have no complaints. My closets used to be LOUD and slam, now I can barely hear them close and there is a small door knock from the upholstery. I would recommend.

I have replaced 6 or 7 year old bumpers that were on the cabinets when we bought this house 2 years ago. The easy part was installing the new pads and the hard part was removing the old, sticky ones. Applying these pads to a new, clean surface takes about 1 minute. behind the door/box. If you need to remove the old pads and clean the dirt from the surface, it will take about 15 minutes. out the door. I also put 2 pads on the bathroom and bedroom doors and they are quieter when closed.

Fantastic! Our door bumpers deteriorated to the point where they melted and got stuck on the doors so you couldn't even open the doors easily. I ordered these bumpers and I can tell you they are fantastic. Yeah I know what you're thinking, those are just bumpers. But how the doors are closing now, quietly, without knocking, like we've bought new cupboards. I went over and cleaned up all the leftovers and all the old bumpers. Using Goo Gone with a microfiber cloth and then cleaning the surface…

In my house, most of the kitchen cabinets and drawers are on the wall shared with the master bedroom. The factory/contractor installed bumpers were this soft foam material that compacts over time and becomes ineffective, so my sleep was often interrupted by closet doors closing while breakfast and morning coffee was being prepared. These rubber bumpers have a center column design that really dampens sound. After testing them in action, I kept placing them on bathroom cabinet drawers, on my…

I work in a busy office where stuff is constantly being pulled out of cupboards and drawers. The repeated strikes in these warehouses infuriated me. One day, as I was sitting at my desk and hearing the sharp sound of a closet door slamming, an idea struck me. I decided to throw everything out of the closets and drawers into the hallway. There was a moment of clarity that led me to Revane. I found these self-adhesive dampers. I bought it in a hurry and was excited for the apps to come out. I…

I used felt closet bumpers, hard clear rubber bumpers (both round and square) and a black cutout to match the soft rubber type. None of them work like that. I've used them on both drawers and cabinets. They are slightly thicker than felt, so once fitted, there will be a tiny gap between the front and the doors of the drawer or cabinet. They also have good adhesive power. I had to uninstall and reconfigure some during installation. They'll stick just as well the second time, but they need to be…

Bumpers are great for my intended use, which I'm sure isn't your intended use. I use it to support the small wooden puzzle pieces that our woodworking club makes each year for the local organization Marines Toys for Tots. The bumper pads (without removing individual pads) are placed onto a piece of plywood using glue to glue them together as in the first two photos. The pads give the puzzle pieces a "little grip" when we finally spray them with water-based paint. The bumper tip is much sharper…