8-Pack Toy Blocker, QIYIHOME Gap Bumper for Under Furniture, BPA Free Safe PVC with Strong Adhesive, Stop Things Going Under Sofa Couch or Bed, Easy to Install

we placed these upside down on two console tables and they stopped the dog toys from going under. Great option quality is great and they are easy to install.

So we bought and procrastinated putting them on for a month. When we finally got them on, they worked great. We had put them an inch back under the couch and realized it would have been better for a few inches like kitchen countertops do because we kept kicking them accidentally. My dad, who has size 15 feet accidentally kicked it within the first week and it got pushed back 1 inch at an angle and reapplied to the ground. I tried to move/fix it but it was stuck good. It seems like it needed a couple of weeks to fully solidify the glue because no matter how many times we kicked it or hard it did not move after that. Of course, my strength of accidentally kicking might not be the same as my dad's massive feet. If I had to reapply it, I would leave gap under the couch like a countertop kick board space and make sure it is undisturbed(no accidental kicks) for 2 weeks. Now we have removed them. When we looked for instructions, previous questions, and reviews on how to remove it from our Harwood floor, we could not find any good info or at least available to find. So what we ended up finding after some research and working for us was just a decent amount of dawn and water in a spray bottle that it sprays out sudsy. We thoroughly sprayed/soaked under it without moving it for 1 hr. I realized later that it would have been even better sprayed all around the adhesive but lifting the couch was too much. Then we lifted the gap blocker up very slowly. Most of them came off very easy and completely clean from the floor and I could really see how they said it was reusable because they still felt sticky enough to put back down once they dried. However a couple of them was a bit tough to pull on because after the hour, the soapy water must have been dried up by something so I should have reapplied the soapy water if it looked dry during that hour. We ended up reapplying the soapy water for 30 more minutes and tried lifting and the littlest amount of adhesive stayed on the floor but because the glue was moistened for that length of time it was very easy to scrap off with a fingernail. Without soaking, I imagine a knife would be used but that could damage a floor and it is just easier to just spray and wait 60-90 minutes and pull up very slowly. I hope this helps the next person needing to remove it also.

I came across this item while looking for something extremely specific for a client of mine. I wanted to test it out before I started recommend it. My need for drawer dividers is not this products intended use, nor is it what my client needed, but it was a great test to see its cut ability, sturdiness and ability to hold its shape (not sag or tilt over time and/or after installation)To my surprise the acrylic was able to cut even though it is a generously thick piece (*note, I did use the “back” part of my heavy duty scissors. But the cut was clean)The double sided tape is also VERY heavy duty and once I placed them in the drawer, I couldn’t even get them out if I tried- so lucky I planned out my placement in advance.The result- perfect.I had planned to get this drawer taken in for custom acrylic divider and would have planned on paying over $120 for this layout, but this test run proved to be everything I needed and for a much less investment!Highly recommend

This is one of the only two barriers that is self-adhesive and doesn't require someone also cut some tape too. That's what makes it so frustrating that, despite shorter heights being offered by other brands, this and the one other brand that is also self-adhesive, are so limited in their height options.

It’s a great concept, but these don’t stick for crap. I have tried sticking them to both the couch and my hardwood floors. They are constantly getting knocked loose between us (mom, dad, toddler), toys, and the dogs.

I was a little hesitant when I first purchased these to block my kids toys from going under the couch...mostly thinking that they would either not stick very well or that they wouldn't really do the job, but I was WRONG! These are the perfect solution to toys or other items from getting under your couch or chair and out of your reach.PROS:They are clear, and I placed them a few inches back under the couch, so unless you are directly looking for them or know they are there they aren't very noticeable.The adhesive tape that came with them does the job. Keeps them in place and they don't move.Block toys and small items from rolling under your couch or chair.CONS:We moved our couch the other day and they are kind of hard to get off the floor.The adhesive is 1 time use only (not really a bad thing)If your husband is removing them and has super strength, they probably will not be usable again. Ours ended up bent.

I needed something to stop my 2yr old son from throwing his toys and anything he could get his hands on behind our entertainment center. I saw these and said why not try them. I applied them to it and now he can throw things behind it.

I had been looking for something to keep my cats’ toys from rolling underneath furniture and getting lost. This product comes with adhesive to stick to a non-carpeted floor but I have an area rug under my sofa so that wasn’t possible. I had read reviews that said that the adhesive won’t stick to carpet or fabric so I didn’t even bother trying that, and I’m not about to nail it to my new sofa.What I did was measure the space under the sofa, cut down the blockers with a sturdy pair of scissors, and then wedge them underneath. Only time will tell if my cats figure out how to remove the blockers the way that I have set them up. I will add an update when I find out.UPDATE, 3 months in: They are working so far, the toys are blocked from going under, and the cats don’t seem to realize that they are there. I must have not cut them short enough, because they seem to partially pop out when I sit down on the sofa, and I have to tap them back under every few days. But I still haven’t found a better solution.