🔇 HushBumps Quiet Bumpers - 3-Pack for Sliding and Pocket Doors. Premium Alternative to Rubber Bumpers. Simple Peel & Stick, Tool-Free Installation. Ensures Gentle and Silent Closure. Includes 18 pcs. Review

So easy. peel and stick. At the time of writing this it had been sitting in laminate cabinet doors for 4 weeks and was still sticking out.

They work well when they really get stuck and lie. They fell off after a few days. I wasted my money and I can't get it back because of the pandemic.

Easy to use. Very sticky (when baby doesn't walk near). I bought them to keep doors from slamming. It did not work. I ended up buying duct tape.

I haven't used them long enough to know how these bumpers hold up. But so far they are working as expected. Instead of being very careful with sliding closet doors, they make closing doors almost silent.

I have one on top and one on the bottom of our sliding doors. They are imperceptible at all. And SILENCE as I close the pocket doors in my baby Jack and Jill. I used to be afraid of the sound of closing doors, but now it's a treat! The only downside is that some of the light escapes through the door with bumpers. the kids don't seem to mind.

This is exactly what our sliders need. With kids who are aggressive, well, do anything, it's a hit. We had a break but I'm not sure if any 7 year old boy helped him. So that was the only problem. Another issue: check where the glides touch the frame. The pair lacked alignment so centering the bumper didn't work as it touches on top

I make cabinets, doors, etc. I've always used silicone rubber bumpers for cabinets and sliding doors. They were good for closets, but they could damage the sound on solid wood sliding doors. So I thought I'd give them a tray. Much better. They are made of soft rubber as if filled with gel. They absorb shock and give a lot. No more dents on sliding doors and a smoother smack when closing the door or drawer.