Self Adhesive Glass Table Top Bumpers, Clear Glass Table Top Anti Slip Pads, Rubber Bumpers for Glass Table Tops, Photo Frame, Furniture (Round 20mm x 2mm, 24 PCS)

I love these bumpers! They are thin, easy to cut to size, clear and they have great adhesion, without damaging whatever I’ve placed them on. I place them on the bottom of pots that I use for my indoor plants. This ensures that my furniture does not get damaged from rings that may form, or scratching. I also use them on the back of frame hung on the walls, inside cabinet doors as a bumper, or with items that need to be propped up. Such as my light pad for crafts. It gives it a solid, no skid base. The fact that they are thin and clear minimizes any view of them while functioning for the intended use!

I use these pads on my iPad stand to prevent it slipping or moving. They are easy to install and work great.

The glass tabletop doesn’t slide and the bumpers blend right in. You barely notice them.

Bought these to protect some new wood coffee and end tables from scratches frm decorative items placed on them. Thinnest I could find (did run out of patience in my search) and still a bit thick, but will work. Items with the bumpers in place will not slide, so you will need to pick the itme up to move it. Good so far

These are slightly wider and thinner than what I had but still work well with good adhesive.

This product was exactly what I wanted I used them to replace the old ones on my glass shelf that got discolored

Used to balance glass table. Table has been stable ever since we installed these!

I am a golfer and I use shot tracking tags that are screwed into the grips on each of my golf clubs. Those tags can easily wear from rubbing on the bottom of the bag and become unusable. These table-top bumpers are just about the perfect size and prevent that damage from occurring. The adhesion is great, as I have yet to have one come off. I used to use felt furniture pads which are also effective at preventing damage, but these have the added advantage of being almost see through, so one can see the ID on the tag itself.