NETANY Silicone Door Bumpers
Two counts of one wall bumper, and the number in the specification is the box
Opens the listing in a new tab, where any of the options listed below can be switched. The $1.40 a piece is the pack price divided by the number of pieces — nothing else is added.
- 2/2options listed
- 3.2 x 3.2 x 3.2 instated size
- $1.40per piece, best count
- 2,059ratings
What one piece costs at each count
- 10 pieces$13.99$1.40 each$0.10 less per piece, 7% off the 6-piece price
- 6 pieces$8.99$1.50 eachthe dearest piece here
Pack price divided by the number of pieces, nothing added; the bar is that figure drawn to scale, longest for the dearest piece. Options with no active listing are left out of this list, because a count you cannot buy has no price per piece.
What it is
Self-adhesive silicone bumpers for doors, cabinets and furniture edges, sold as a six and a ten. Each piece is a little over three inches across — wider than the usual bumper, which is what lets one cover an existing dent rather than sit next to it — in a white matte finish that disappears against most paint.
One number on the listing needs disarming first: the three-inch cube in the structured specification is the package, not a bumper. The dimension that describes the product is the width of the disc and the thickness of the tape, and it is the tape that decides whether these stay up. The maker specifies a one-millimetre adhesive layer chosen so that a slightly rough wall still holds it, and describes it as removable without residue. That thickness is the whole engineering claim here, because a bumper is otherwise a piece of silicone. Silicone rather than rubber is the second choice worth noting: it stays flexible and does not yellow in the way cheap rubber stops do. Installation is a peel and a press, with a tab on the backing so the film comes off without a fingernail.
In use
Fits: cabinet doors that bang, fridge doors, toilet seats, bed frames and table corners — anywhere a soft stop is wanted without hardware. Does not fit: dusty, greasy or freshly painted surfaces. Adhesive pads fail at the surface, not at the pad.
Specification
| Dimensions | 3.2 x 3.2 x 3.2 in |
|---|---|
| Options | 2 pack sizes |
| Shelf | Around the House |
What the maker states
Below is the manufacturer’s own description of the product, quoted from the listing. It is their claim, not our test.
- Thickened adhesive selected after rigorous testing becomes thicker, stronger and stickier without peeling off. Its thickness reaches 1mm, so even if the wall is a little rough, it can be firmly attached to it. Removable double-sided tape leaves no residue.
- These bumpers have wide applications of various places in home such as the door, cabinet, cupboard, refrigerator, table corner, bedside, bidet and toilet seat. Not only can you avoid the hitting damage but also hide existing damage and prevent banging.
What 2,059 ratings can and cannot tell you
The highest average in the catalogue, and for an adhesive product that is a more interesting result than it looks: sticky pads that let go are one of the most reliably complained-about categories anywhere, so a top score across a couple of thousand buyers is real evidence about the tape rather than about the silicone. The caveat is that adhesion depends on the wall as much as the tape, and a rating cannot tell you what your wall is like.
The average is the retailer’s own figure across every option in this family, not a score of ours, and no review is quoted or paraphrased anywhere on this site.
Questions about this one
How big is one bumper?
A little over three inches across. The cube in the specification is the carton — a three-inch lump of silicone on a cabinet door would be furniture in its own right.
Will the tape damage paint?
The maker describes it as removable double-sided tape that leaves no residue. That is their claim; on old or thin paint, test one first.
Six or ten?
Count the doors. The two counts are the same bumper, and the per-piece figures above show which box is the cheaper way to buy one.
The rest of the shelf, side by side
Prices are the lowest in each family; the per-piece column is empty where a family is sold one piece at a time.
| On this shelf | Price | Per piece | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | $9.99to $14.99 | — | 4.67,588 ratings |
 | $13.99to $22.99 | $11.50 | 4.74,029 ratings |
 | $8.99to $13.99 | $1.40Lowest in this column | 4.82,059 ratings |