Adhesive Sound-Damping Bumpers Scotch round 22 mm 4 pcs white

Round adhesive sound-damping bumpers by Scotch, 22 mm diameter, set of 4 in white. These self-adhesive bumpers are designed to reduce noise from doors, cabinets, drawers and appliances by cushioning impacts and absorbing vibrations. The low-profile round shape offers discreet protection for surfaces, helps prevent scratches and scuffs, and provides slight anti-slip spacing between contacting parts.

Advantages

Made from resilient, flexible material, the bumpers provide consistent cushioning and noise reduction without significant bulk. The strong pressure-sensitive adhesive backing ensures quick, reliable attachment to a variety of clean, dry surfaces. White finish blends with light-coloured furniture and electronics. The 22 mm diameter offers a balance between contact area and subtle visual presence.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Softening door and cabinet closing to reduce slamming noise
• Protecting furniture and flooring from impact marks
• Reducing vibration and rattling of household appliances and electronics
• Providing minor spacing to prevent scratching between adjacent surfaces

Key specifications

• Shape: round
• Diameter: 22 mm
• Quantity: 4 pieces per set
• Colour: white
• Mounting: self-adhesive (pressure-sensitive adhesive backing)
• Material type: flexible, impact-absorbing elastomer
• Profile: low-profile, thin spacer

How to use

Clean and dry the target surface to remove dust, grease or other contaminants. Peel the protective film from the adhesive backing and press the bumper firmly onto the chosen location for several seconds to ensure good adhesion. For best results, apply at room temperature and allow adhesive to set before subjecting the joint to repeated impacts. When removing, peel off slowly and, if necessary, use a mild adhesive remover to clear any residue.

Usage recommendations

Place bumpers at contact points where cushioning or spacing is needed, such as the inside corners of cabinet doors, the back of picture frames, on appliance panels or under furniture feet. Avoid installing on surfaces that are wet, dirty, or coated with silicone or other release agents to maintain adhesion longevity.