These components, typically constructed from durable elastomeric materials, serve as protective elements to absorb impact and prevent damage. Often found in residential and commercial settings, these items can be affixed to furniture, walls, or equipment to mitigate scratching, denting, and noise. For example, they can be used on cabinet doors to prevent slamming or placed under furniture legs to protect flooring.
The widespread adoption of these protective devices stems from their ability to prolong the lifespan of various surfaces and objects, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements. Historically, simpler versions existed, but advancements in material science have led to improved durability, adhesion, and aesthetic integration. Their contribution to maintaining property value and reducing maintenance costs is significant.
