CLEAR KITCHEN CABINET DOOR BUFFER PADS Catch, Protector, Soft Close Stop Dots 8mm, 1176 total

The product is as described, though slightly bigger than expected.If you plan on using them on does that are a tight close better look for the smaller ones as those have the bump quite big (my fault four not checking).They are perfect for drawers, cupboard doors and doors that don't close tightly, as well as having better sound dampening characteristics than the smaller ones.All in all it is a great product winch serves its purpose.

i just moved house and i quickly noticed that there was a few of the heavy wooded doors seemed to close quickly and nearly slam so i ordered these and that has been the end to the problem. I now have doors that close without the bang and you wouldn't know these were even there - excellent item and easy to apply - highly recommend x (especially if you have a teenage daughter with a temper ha ha)

These great little adhesive dots are a must have if your furniture and cabinets slam shut on a regular basis. Once you have these little sticky dots on, the dampening is immediate.No need to install expensive soft close drawers or other more intrusive solutions that require screwing or damaging the furniture. These little dots will absorb most of the energy of whatever you are shutting with ease.I have these for doors, cabinets and an ottoman bed. The only place it has had trouble is the ottoman bed. Given the heavy nature of the bed frame, over time i found these will disintegrate. However, they probably were not designed to withstand the weight of a bed, mattress and two regular sized humans. No problem, i just stick a few more on to hold the weight.

I actually bought these to go on the back of some fossil stone coasters that I didn't want scratching my coffee table - and they've done an excellent job.They're easy to remove from the strip and attach to the stone, and after months of daily use none have come off. Most importantly, the coasters stand even and sturdy, and there's not a single scratch or mark from them on the table. I haven't needed to use them on any cupboards, but for avoiding damage to surfaces I highly recommend them

We recently moved house and noticed that the previous owners had discreetly used similar protection pads in various rooms to protect the cabinets/walls/tiles from being damaged by door handles. As there were a couple of areas unprotected I ordered a sheet.On the kitchen cabinets I was able to stick them easily on the steel cabinet door handles. On actual room doors I found they adhered more effectively to the walls rather than the handles. They can also be used behind drawer fronts and doors to prevent them slamming noisily when you shut them.These pads were a cheap yet simple and effective way of protecting areas of our property from getting accidentally bumped, scratched or indented. Highly recommended.

Great little pads that I have been merrily sticking to everything with a door. Also used several under some small home made craft work as protective feet.Early days but so far all are still in place and it is noticeably quieter around here as well :)Not going to lose sleep if any do fall off as we've still plenty left and as an orange coloured man often said "they're cheap as chips" so getting another pack is not an issue.

I just finally got down to last few in my previous pack of these pads as they come in useful for so many little jobs. Whether it is to add soft pads under something so as to protect the surface the item is on, or to protect the item itself come to that, or as a 'bumper' or cushion in draws or cupboards, they are perfect. At this price they are a real bargain and I haven't a clue how long this lot will last me, perhaps they can be squabbled over in my will :).

Bought these for some new draws that had been fitted in a wardrobe and wanted something to cushion the closing. These seem to be super sticky and easy to apply and do exactly what I wanted.You get plenty in the packet so have also been sticking them to other doors/frames which make them close more quietly. And you barely notice them and they’re so small and clear.