Stelucca Amazing Shields Sofa Protectors from Pets - 6-Pack of 17-Inch x 12-Inch Cat Anti Scratch Furniture Protectors w/Twist Pins - Strong, Clear, Couch Protector - Cat Deterrent Accessories

I have an old 12lb indoor cat that knows better not to scratch the furniture when I'm up. When I'm in bed, cameras show a different story. We do clip his nails but that only slows him down for a bit. And, now that the last kid is off to college, I am ready for new furniture.These sheets work like magic! They are nice and large. If needed, easy to cut to size. And, the adhesive does an admirable job. I have found the smaller strips on the couch/ chair arms do not stay well, so I use the pins. To note: before "sticking" the sheets to your furniture make sure you remove as much hair as possible and trim any threads. Too, before using I purchased more scratch boxes and pads.These are well worth the cost. I am very pleased! I only wish I had found this solution earlier.

I use these on all my furniture, doors, walls and carpets. My cat likes to spray interior doors and walls so I put these on the walls, doors and the carpet below the door. These sheets hold firmly to the walls, doors and carpet but do not remove the paint on the doors when removed. I have to be careful not to step on the sheets on the carpets because they will move. Since I’ve put these sheets in the furniture, the cat does not go near the furniture. I’m very happy with this product.

These do work very well for keeping my kitten from clawing the couch, however they need significant help in order to remain adhered. The little screw-in pins that come with it don't work for hoot. Even strips of duct tape have failed to hold these down when wrapping around a corner. To be fair, fabric isn't an easy material to get an adhesive to stick to, but an ideal product of this nature would have a better solution than what you'll find here.Regardless, if you get them to stick, they'll work well for their intended purpose.

Easy to put on. I saw my cat trying to scratch our new sofas and could not scratch it. Got bored and left. I have to buy more to cover the bottom half of the sectional couch but it did the job! About to order more.

These are good and bad. I'll start with the good. They go on pretty easy. If they don't sit right where you want them, you can easily just peel them off and start again as many times as you want. They are clear and fairly unnoticeable. The different sizes allows you to customize them to your furniture. You can cut them with regular scissors to your furniture.Now the bad. Yes you can peel them off and try again. But as any pet parent knows there's fur everywhere in your house so be prepared to see it everytime you peel and stick. Cutting these is easy, but cutting them the way you want? Not so easy. The corners of all the sheets are rounded. I don't know about your furniture, but my furniture had straight lines. I bought the XL sheets and still had to use at least five or six sheets for each piece of furniture just to cover one or two sides of that one piece of furniture. When I started out working on this project, I focused on the areas I thought our cat would most likely go to scratch and that we would most likely hate it the most: our leather couches and my fabric chair. We focused on just the corners of those two pieces of furniture that he could easily access that we couldn't cover with a blanket for the time being, and then placed scratchers around to see how he did. For the first month when he went to scratch, if he touched these sheets they worked as they should. He was weirded out and moved onto the scratchers. However, a month in he decided he loved my fabric chair and we had to put more sheets on it. That's when it got tricky. These sheets are not made to curve, so cutting them or moving them around to do so was impossible. The screws they provide didn't help me much. I had to cut the tiniest of pieces to fit those corners that these sheets just aren't designed to fit, that furniture naturally has. Take a look at the chair or sofa you're sitting in right now. Notice the armrest or the back of it. See how it curves, see the weird almost not rectangular shape the furniture maker created? Well these sheets aren't perfect squares or rectangles, so you'll need two or three to cover it, meaning you'll either have to overlap or cut multiple pieces to cover that one side of your couch. It doesn't seem difficult, but once you're on your hands and knees on the floor for forty minutes trying for the fifth time to realign this sticky sheet on your nice fabric chair without another piece of cat hair getting stuck to it, and then cutting it in the right way so it isn't going to have a sharp point sticking out at the top, you'll understand why I only gave it three stars. They're a great solution for a temporary fix.

It's a good solution. Our cats only attack the corners of furniture for some reason, so we covered them up. I had more than enough for the three exposed corners of my sectional sofa.They will not stay on without the pins, so I imagine ease of removal would be high. I tried putting some at the foot of my bed because the cats like scratching there, but I couldn't get pins into the box springs. Within a day all of the ones on my bed fell off. On the couch with the pins, they stay just fine.They are easy to use and the size is perfect for us. The work exactly as you'd expect, and they don't make anything uncomfortable. They even look nice as far as partial covers go. My spouse suggested duct tape on the corners to remove when company is over.... I'm glad we found these lol.

Perfect and it does what it’s intended to do. It is so clear that My Husband didn’t even notice that I put them on the couch and it was a perfect deterrent for my cats to not scratch on my couch at all. Saved the day

These shield work great. They are thick enough but still pliable to wrap around furniture, just about eliminated the furniture scratching. They are transparent, so they kind of blend in with the furnishings. Happy with the purchase!