Corner furniture protectors SafeTeddy BABY ONO 1651 set of 12 – SafeTeddy ON-2423

Set of 12 corner furniture protectors SafeTeddy BABY ONO 1651 provides soft, adhesive-backed cushioning for sharp furniture corners and edges. Designed for home childproofing, each protector conforms to typical table and cabinet corners to reduce impact force and help lower the risk of bumps and minor injuries for infants and toddlers. The set is intended for easy attachment to a variety of furniture finishes and offers discreet protection in living rooms, nurseries and play areas.

Advantages

These corner protectors combine a soft, shock-absorbing material with self-adhesive backing to create a simple safety solution that does not require tools or permanent modification of furniture. The minimal profile preserves the appearance of furniture while providing targeted protection at vulnerable corners. A set of 12 allows coverage of multiple pieces of furniture or replacement of worn pieces over time.

Suitable for

• Tables and coffee tables with exposed corners
• Cabinets, TV stands and shelving units
• Bedside tables and dressers in children's rooms
• Play areas and communal living spaces where toddlers move freely

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 corner protectors per set
• Mounting: self-adhesive backing for stick-on installation
• Material: soft, impact-absorbing polymer
• Compatibility: suitable for most right-angled furniture corners
• Finish: low-profile design intended to remain unobtrusive on furniture surfaces

How to use

Clean the furniture corner surface to remove dust, oil and other contaminants, then dry thoroughly. Peel the protective film from the adhesive backing and press the protector firmly onto the corner, ensuring even contact along both faces of the corner. Hold in place for a few seconds to secure adhesion. For best results, allow adhesive to set for several hours before subjecting the protector to impact or cleaning.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect adhesive and protector condition and replace any protectors showing tears, detachment or loss of adhesion. Avoid attaching protectors to freshly painted or delicate finishes without testing in an inconspicuous area first. Clean protectors with a damp cloth; do not use strong solvents that could degrade the material or adhesive.