RovingCove Slim-Fit Edge Protector for Baby Proofing (15ft Small Edge Only), Soft Rubber Foam, Furniture Edge Bumper Guard, 3M Adhesive, Onyx Black

This solved the problem and safely protects even the sharpest of edges from damage to a person or the object, itself. Adhesion is provided separately from the product and must be installed by the end user which, at first, seemed like a pain - but I soon came to appreciate why: It's easier to apply the adhesive to the surface FIRST, and then apply the foam protection. After my first application, I realized I could spare some of the adhesive tape, which adds NO thickness/size to the foam, and only use the adhesive in strategic positions on certain applications. The benefit? You can use and reuse the foam, making it easier to remove and re-use with a smaller amount of adhesive mess to clean.... I am disabled with a significant risk of falling and use this in any places to prevent injuries from face plants... I'm less worried about my face, and more worried about my stuff but, YMMV.

I needed something to protect the door on my new refrigerator. I was using a piece of cardboard that came in the box for the past year. Needless to say, I bought this edge protector to protect my door getting dented every time it hit the corner of the wall. I placed it on my wall and it wasn't quite straight. I tried to adjust it and the paint pealed off the wall with the protector. So, get it right the first time because it really sticks.

Corners not needed. You can cut this to make it fit perfectly. It's a great material that is dense and soft. We teyed pool noodles but our daughter bit them lol.

Fits in fireplace hearth and can barley see it. The only issue is hard to get it smooth. Parts of it is wavy. The corners can see the seem.

I bought these to cover the corners of the walls my baby seemed to love falling on, and they're great! It was really easy to put them on, a little tricky to cut them, but definitely saved my baby many bumps!

I bought it to protect the edges of the table so far they seem to work however it will not hold tight on metals so if you're trying to protect it from your baby try to wrap it using tape after you stick to the metal piece. But looks good on a wooden one. The foam is hard so you don't feel the edges of the furniture

These work great but since we’re putting them on brick inside our house I used a stronger tape. The tape it comes with isn’t strong enough and our baby was able to pull them off.

Used these on the corners of my desk, as I was always bumping my knee. Adds cushioning and really sticks well.