Frequently Asked Questions

What are HushBumps made of?

They are made from a polymer gel that is neither solid nor liquid. The material is pliable, yet durable, with the ability to retain its original shape. This material allows the bumper to compress to a fraction of their normal height, providing isolation between the two surfaces that causes noise, along with an energy absorbing “shock absorber” effect.

How are they installed?

They are simple to install in just minutes without any tools. You simply peel and stick into place. The special adhesive even allows for removal and repositioning.

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Can I use HushBumps on toilet seats and other lids/covers?

HushBumps provide optimum performance when placed on surfaces that do not bear weight – cabinet doors, interior doors, sliding doors and drawers. If the bumpers are subject to constant weight they will compress and lose some of their effectiveness.

Can HushBumps be used on metal doors?

Hushbumps will stick to clean metal surfaces, but if the door is heavy, the effectiveness will be reduced. You can add additional HushBumps to compensate, however if the door is very heavy, the door will require another type of mechanism to effectively reduce closure noise.

TECHNOLOGY

Common plastic and rubber bumpers generally act as a spacer between surfaces and do very little to cushion the close. HushBump gel technology works like a “mini shock absorber” to cushion the close and dampen sound.

NOISE REDUCTION

HushBumps can provide an amazing reduction in the closing sound of cabinets, drawers and interior doors throughout your home.

LOW VISIBILITY

HushBumps ultra clear gel material and low profile design makes them virtually invisible.

Why
HushBumps

REUSABLE

HushBumps adhesive properties allows removal and reattachment to obtain the best results without loss of bonding strength. They can even be cleaned with water and dried to renew their grip if they get dirty.