Christmas is just a few days away, and you can feel the excitement in the air! Your family will be gathered together, exchanging gifts and ripping that wrapping paper to see what they received. You may be surprised how many of your presents have self-adhesive rubber bumpers on them; such as popular children’s toys and…

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The holiday season is here! Look around your kitchen, you may find self-adhesive rubber bumper feet on many of your kitchen accessories. Before carving that delicious Thanksgiving Day turkey, take a look at those rubber feet on the bottom of your knife block and cutting board. Our rubber bumper feet can be used to prevent…

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Attention all cat lovers! Anti-skid self-adhesive rubber feet are on various pet items; including scratching posts, cat trees, pet bowls, and litter boxes for cats and dogs to prevent them from sliding. Our rubber bumper feet help to avoid any damage to your floors caused by the movement of these products. The question is how…

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The décor of bathrooms constantly changes, but our self-adhesive rubber feet can still be found on various bathroom items in homes and hotels. These rubber feet can be seen on soap dishes, lotion dispensers, and toothbrush and tissue holders. Our rubber bumper pads also protect bathroom cabinet doors from any damage caused from frequent usage….

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When new and exciting technology comes out there is a good chance they will have rubber feet on them. These rubber feet can be used as protectors and stabilizers for the product. Our rubber bumper feet are timeless and continue to meet the needs of current and future trends. The Future of Video Calling Looking…

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Google Jumps into the Network To say network devices play a part in our everyday lives is an understatement. Just like these devices, rubber feet are everywhere and serve as protectors. We are constantly surfing the web, checking email, accessing our social media pages, or online shopping. Modems and routers play a pivotal part in…

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