Edge Corner Protector Baby Proofing 6.6ft (2M) with 8 Corners, Clear Soft Corner Protectors Baby Proof, Furniture Corner Guard & Edge Safety, Edge Protector for Table and Fireplace

These edge and corner protectors have been a lifesaver now that our baby is on the move! They’re soft but durable, and give me peace of mind knowing that sharp corners are covered. Super easy to install — the adhesive sticks well, but not so permanent that it damages furniture when removed.We used them on coffee tables, TV stands, and even the edges of our kitchen island. They’ve held up really well, even with little hands constantly tugging on them. The color blended in nicely with our furniture too, which is a bonus.Definitely recommend for any parent with a crawling or walking baby — it’s a simple way to make your home safer without ruining the look of your space.

Easy to install and it looks discreet. It works as intended

Purchased this for the edge of my toddler’s bed. It works great, easy to apply and the adhesive tape is strong. It’s not very cushiony and padded, but it’s way better than a sharp edge. Beware- the smell is terrible, even 2 months later. The smell of burning plastic was so strong I had to air out her room for a day after we installed it. Good value overall and I would recommend.

Adhesive works great no peeling or bubbles. Easy to install. Looks fancy and protects furniture from getting dents. And prevents serious bumps for little one's. It doesn't come off by its self. It's thick enough to do the trick but I can still see the edges of my table so I enjoy the padding for when I bump my knee.

Although the PVC pieces are rounded nicely, they're hard. I'm not sure if there are different types of PVC, but I've purchased iPad cases made of PVC that, while not as soft as rubber, still have more give than these. However, that may be due to how thick these are. These pieces don't have the feel of hard plastic, but the give/bendability feels more like it's on the underside of the piece rather than the outward facing part.Having done research on this items like this on Amazon, I'm guessing that every brand is going to have that same feel–all the pieces look similar and are advertised as PVC.The reason I bought this package was for the "protective" tape. It ...mostly produces a curved corner on the edge of a table, but in order to produce a truly rounded corner, the two halves of the tape need to form an angle of about 110°, not 90° as you would expect. I've attached a photo. If you try to set the two halves at a 90°, the fold in between the two bumps sticks out slightly, so it's as if the circular corner has a slightly edge/bump in the middle of it. I tried getting a photo of that, but it's difficult to make out–you can feel it with your finger, though.If you slam into the corner/edge of a table with these attached, I believe that you'd be much less likely to break your skin/bleed. But you're still going to be pretty sore, and, if it's your head that strikes it, you still might end up with a concussion.If I could give a number to it, I'd guess that these would cause about an 80% reduction in bleed-events but only about a 10% reduction in pain/non-skin-breaking injury.A few other things: 1. the tape is pretty difficult to cut, either with scissors or a straight blade; 2. I don't intend on using the adhesive*, so I can't comment on how much adhesion remains after x amount of time, but the backing is really difficult to remove, and a chunk of the adhesive always came off near the point where I gripped it.*I didn't purchase this as a safety item; I was looking for something to round the corners of a monitor that (unlike my iMac) has very sharp corners in order to not cause damage to a elasticized, fabric screen cover. It's a little awkward, as I have to use painter's tape to keep the tape attached–I don't want to potentially damage the surface of the monitor if the adhesive (which is likely cheap) is the type to do damage after prolonged exposure–but it works for me.

These silicone edge protectors gave me so much peace of mind. My baby just started walking and was constantly falling near sharp corners. Since I installed these, no more bumps or bruises. The adhesive is strong, and they haven’t moved at all, even with daily use. Soft, flexible, and safe — I highly recommend them to any parent with a toddler at home!

No worries about the glue not being strong enough. I made a mistake and had to remove the material after it had already sealed. Needed to use a hair dryer to melt the glue enough to pry it up. It came up, but not without some elbow grease. Try to avoid making a mistake. Lol.

Plastic is too hard so it offers zero protection for a baby.