The Kids' Safe Edge padding can be applied to any furniture edge that needs to be kid or adult "bump proofed." Overhangs, sharp protruding edges, shelving could be dangerous edges for small children or others who may not notice these potential accident prone areas.
The Kids' Edge pads surfaces in homes, daycare centers, offices, and industrial settings. Help prevent cuts, bumps, and bruises for children and adults. Soft, durable, non-toxic, fire-resistant one inch (1") pads cushion countertop edges, tables, overhangs, sharp and protruding edges, tables, shelves, etc. Use on round or square surfaces.
Features:
One inch (1") edge pad cushion. Shaped like an "L": 1" for the surface and 1" padding the edge.
Pads are about 1/4 inch thick.
Furniture friendly adhesive included.
Fire resistant: pads smolder, but will not burn.
Cut to size with household scissors.
Cushions conform to round (measure circumference) or square surfaces (combine with Kids' Edge Corners).
Non-toxic.
Dense, impact absorbent.
Available in black, brown, gray, yellow and ivory.
Available in 12 ft, 100 ft. and 400 ft. lengths.
Contains cushion pad and double sided adhesive.
Perfect for wood, formica, tile, marble, glass, metal, etc.
Matching corner edge cushions available.
Easy, Simple Installation.
Cut edge cushion to appropriate length carefully with scissors.
Clean surface to be covered.
Place adhesive on inside of pad edge where needed for best contact with surface.
Peel back adhesive on one side only and press into place using other edge as guide.
Reach under end and peel back remaining adhesive and press pad into place.
NOT FOR USE ON FIREPLACE HEARTHS. Material is not thick or wide enough for adequate protection. Use Hearth Pads shown above.
Warnings: Not recommended for antiques, expensive furniture or surfaces such as pressed board as removal may cause damage. (Residual adhesive easily removed with adhesive dissolvers such as GooBeGone, etc.) Ultraviolet rays from sunlight damage many surfaces. Surfaces protected by padding may retain color. Unprotected surfaces may fade. Install protective window film or keep out of direct sunlight to avoid sun damage to furnishings.
