Cupboard Door Buffers 50 pc Self-Adhesive Furniture Pads Sound Dampening Kitchen Cupboard Door Pads Made of Soft Eva Rubber Soft Quiet Drawer Close Anti-Slam Cushion Rubber feet Pads 10 mm (Beige)

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The perfect kitchen is designed by pairing two things: comfort and functionality. As a place where the entire family spends time, your kitchen is also subject to the most wear and tear. So its important to apply cabinet door protectors to extend the life of your cabinetry. As Interior Designers we care about the design that is created and offer a product that exceeds all expectations. The smallest details, in this case, our self-adhesive corner protectors, are the finishing touch on your kitchen cabinet doors. Low on price and high on quality, cabinet door stops and rubber pads are used by professionals to ensure that your cabinet doors withstand years of slamming. Our soft cabinet door bumpers were specifically designed for cabinet protection and sound dampening. Upon application, your cabinet doors will close quietly while being protected from marring or scratches. Comparing self-adhesive clear silicone feet bumpers against our soft Eva rubber bumper stops are too firm to make a silent close. Eva self-adhesive bumper feet provide a much quieter close to cabinet doors than the competition. Its amazing how certain sounds can make you cringe: your beeping alarm clock, a blaring car horn, and yes, the awful sound a cabinet makes when it slams shut! We have engineered the best sound dampening cabinet door stops in the industry. We designed our bumper stoppers with a softer durometer than the rest of our standard line to help cushion the door close. This provides our customers with a silent close and not that rattling smack! You can find our door bumpers on kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets. Some cabinets use screw in bumpers or threaded plastic feet, but they have higher labour and machinery costs. Instead, our doorstops are easy to apply, just peel off the back and stick on the inside corner of the cabinet to buffer the door from the cabinet frame it will strongly adhere to the door.