Adhesive Furniture Anchor, No-Drill, Aesthetic & Invisible Once Installed, Anti-Tip Furniture Safety Anchor to Childproof and Babyproof Your Home, Holds Up to 300 Pounds, 2-Pack

We purchased a freestanding headboard that always seemed to have a tilt to it, even though it appeared secure on the ground. To ease any worries of it tipping, we used this to secure it to the wall behind it. This was very easy to install and stuck well to the wall. Since this is a cushion, it does not completely stay in one place without tilting slightly, but that was perfect for what we were trying to achieve. It serves it's purpose well of making sure the headboard won't tilt over.

I have a 50” Samsung Smart TV on a rack, my cat does some really extreme parkour sometimes so naturally I needed protection for the TV. These things kept on hold my TV and for the moment it was a great solution. Definitely recommend

Works great so far. Note that you need to make sure to place it far enough from the edge of the item being adhered to the wall so you don't see the foam. I made that mistake on one side and you can see the foam peeking out if you walk past it. All in all product works awesome!

Pleasantly surprised. Easy to install. Exactly what I needed for a bookcase against the wall. I’m not sure how it will be able to be removed but currently it’s stable and better than I expected.

Used this to anchor a large heavy bookcase in my toddlers play area. It hid nicely behind the bookcase and held perfectly on lightly textured painted wall. After a year and a half we were moving and taking it off left no damage. I was really pleased. To make removal easier, I first cut the anchor in half length wise to free the bookcase and give myself more room to work. Then I pulled horizontally, as if it was a really big command strip. I took my time and went slow, and it didn't take off any paint from the wall or the bookcase. Bought a new set to anchor the bookcase again in our new house.

I used this for our new TV. It's interesting how poor the stands are on the newer TV's. They could tip over easily. We needed to make sure our cats didn't tip over the TV, as they like to get up on the TV stand. This worked well. I didn't want to use a strap, like some of the other options for stabilizing a TV.

I was thrilled with this product, until I needed to remove it. There are no instructions on how to remove it, except to pull it off the wall. We'll as you see from the pic, that didn't work out. Don't buy these unless you like plastering and repainting. Just get the screw in anchors, less plastering when you need to move.

I didn't think it would work with my tall Billy bookcases with glass doors, but the regular attaching metal strips were not going to fix the problem. I have a shoe molding and a tall baseboard which was tilting the top of the bookcase a good 4 inches away from the wall. The black spongey part is about 2" thick. Let me tell you. Make sure you put it in the place you want it because you will not be able to move it. I tried. It tore the paint off. But it works better than anything else. It has a little give when the floor shakes, but it won't let go. It stands up straight. It looks like nothing, but it works like everything.