Kidkusion Baby Proof Edge Guards for Safety | Made in The USA | 6 Feet | Black | Edge Protectors for Furniture, Tables, Fireplaces | Heavy Duty Tape Included

If you have little ones who are just learning to walk, you will want to pick up some of this. It is very easy to measure, cut, and apply. Comes with double sided tape that will say on pretty good. It held up pretty good against a 1 year old pulling on it, but its certainly not a permanent adhesive. Ordered a couple of these to apply to some hard edges and a crib. I will buy more when I need it, would recommend to others.They also sell matching corner pieces that also work really good.I have been using this for over six months and most of the original tape is still holding the padding in place.

I feel like this is common sense but a lot of reviewers were exposing the tape completely and then trying to stick it on. Expose one side, then stick it to the bumper and only when you're ready to press on the bumper do you peel off the white paper.Pros:1. You can cut it to size (no waste)2. Easily wraps around curves3. Creates a good seal4. Comes in different colors and matches furniture much better5. A magic eraser sponge easily gets off the adhesive when your baby no longer needs bumpers6. Super easy to useCons:1. Not enough tape! In their defense though, the other bumpers I purchased had the same issue.2. If you don't tape both sides (which there isn't enough tape for) then your baby will be able to wedge his fingers in the places that aren't completely taped and the bumper will pull off at these weak points. This is solved by taping both sides!

I highly recommend this product. Sticks well, but does take a couple of days to properly adhere. Especially if you do it vertically along the edges of a table leg such as I did. My son bumped his head on the edge of the table LEG (his level was the leg, not the table rim) at 15 months and had a concussion -- rushed to ER. I had the table top and table edge bumpered, but not the LEGS. Very scary! So, now i have another baby (girl this time) and wanted to assure no such thing would happen again. Better safe than sorry!

Bought this to wrap around a drafting table that had bare wood edges so that resting my wrists/arm on the desk felt more comfortable. Really glad I bought this! It has withstood a few weeks of being on the desk, though for this relatively intensive contact I'd use a continuous strip of double-stick tape along the edge where I'm resting my arms instead of patches of tape as recommended by the installation instructions.This cushioning probably won't withstand kids tearing at it, but for the purpose of protecting from bumps on corners, it would work well I'm sure. I think the other negative reviews are a bit unreasonable - this is cushioning designed to be removable from furniture, so the double-stick tape won't last forever and may need to be replaced at some point a year or two down the line. You can't expect too much from tape glue! It has stayed on perfectly well on my desk though, and the cushioning is very high quality and soft.

My husband bought this to put on the edge of his desk to help his wrists from hurting.It works so good. It's very squishy. It looks clean cut and was so easy to add on.

I was lured by the lower price and the fact that I could get more legth for the money. I should have stuck with a more expensive, higher-quality brand. This tape cushion came off very quickly. The sticky tape was almost non-existent and, unlike the Prince Lionheart corners (more expensive) that stayed on perfectly and came with double rows of tape, this one barely gave you enough to tape down one of two sides (top but not bottom).The baby only need to give it a few tugs, and it no longer stays on. I even tried purchasing a clear tape and readjusting it myself, which also didn't work. In the end, I spent more time and almost as much money as I would, had I bought a more expensive version of this item. If you have a brick fireplace, consider investing in a thicker cushion.

I've got a cheap computer desk that has a plastic sheet attached to it's wooden frame (it's a cheap $70 desk from a big box store) that creates a relatively sharp edge that likes to dig into my forearms while working on the computer. Annoyed by it, I bought 1 unit of this product (black) to protect my arms from that edge while typing and using the mouse. (I used about a 4ft from it)Given that my use of the product will go above and beyond it's intended purpose, I am keeping that in mind while writing this review. (Long term pressure and rubbing from forearms vs siting in the open air waiting for a child to face-plant into it)I installed the product a few hours ago using the double sided tape provided with the product (as usual, double sided tape is a pain to separate from it's wax paper) and it seems to be holding on the cheap plastic from the desk to the Edge Kushions just fine. I'm going to be adding in some glue (probably super glue) to further secure the product though since I am being preventative because I predict that my intended usage of the product beyond it's intended purpose could break down the tape's strength faster than it should have. So I'm not going to blame the product for this.The Kushions hold up pretty well under the constant weight of my forearms so far (they are on the Kushion as I type this), but they do have some of what I believe to be a thin layer of grease on them, probably to prevent the breakdown of the foam. You notice it when you feel the foam, but it's very minor (which says something given that my forearms are literally sitting on the foam), and given that the alternative would lead to a fast breaking down product, it is something I can ignore.Members of my family have used the corner versions of this product in the past and most of them are still attached to certain tables even after 4 years because no one bothered to remove them. So the tape in a passive setting holds up fine for a long time.Now the only test left is hoping that the foam itself doesn't breakdown over time from pressure and abrasion, which is something that I will only find out after long-term use.

The non-toxic KidKusion worked wonders on the vertical corners of the seashell mosaic tiled fully insulated cabinet I built to surround an above ground 5'D stock tank outdoor pool. I also used the Jumbo KidKusion on the seashell mosaic tiled deck top around the stock tank and WOW!!! does it work - soft and yet strong.Instead of using the supplied adhesive tape, I used my absolute favourite, Chemlink All Purpose "M1" White adhesive. Together these non-toxic products are definitely worth raving about. Thank you KidKusion. My DIY outdoor above ground pool is kid and senior-safe.

Very simple to install, I did not use the Velcro pieces that came with it, I bought two sided tape. It goes very well with the look of our hearth. Totally satisfied.

I have use the product for few months. It is soft and prevent injury, however, some corner is unable to do the protecting against injury.

This product was good, saved my little one from hitting her self several times, but the glue wears off too quickly.

the adhesive tape is not easy to stick it to the "kushions". Also difficult to stick to borders of kitchen counter although