The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

"Abertech" wrote in message
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The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?


I used self-adheshive window frame draught excluder to good effect, one 15m
roll does an awful lot of cupboards!

Abertech wrote:
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

What, a proper name like 'Malcolm' or something? Seems unlikely. I
always think of them as 'snorgelberglingthingies'

Abertech wrote:
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?


Buffers.

Abertech wrote:
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen
doors so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320027568121

Si

Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot wrote:
Abertech wrote:
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen
doors so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320027568121

Si

Or...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HEAVY-DUTY-DOO...QQcmdZViewItem

Si

Abertech wrote:
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

Door Buffers. B&Q EAN 0000003153505 £3 no quantity given

Even better are the the premium door buffers B&Q EAN 0000003190005 £6
for 5

Search on the EAN at http://www.diy.com for more details

MBQ

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from "Abertech" contains these words:

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

Bumps.

B&Q Depots sell those rather nice piston dampers in packs of six for a
fiver - or five for six quid, I forget which. They're dead good.

--
Skipweasel
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.

"Abertech" wrote in message
ups.com...
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

At
http://www.woodfit.com/index.php?sid...48b&cPa th=25
they stock "sound dampers" - "self adhesive" and "knock in"

PeterK

In message . com,
Abertech writes
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

Rubber feet ?

--
geoff

PeterK wrote:
"Abertech" wrote in message
ups.com...
The little pads you can get for sticking on cupboard e.g. kitchen doors
so that they don't make as much noise when slamming shut?

You sometimes see them in the little catalogues full of knick knacks
that get pushed through you door.

Do these things even have a 'proper' name?

At
http://www.woodfit.com/index.php?sid...48b&cPa th=25
they stock "sound dampers" - "self adhesive" and "knock in"

PeterK

Thanks for the replies. I have a much better idea of what to ask for
now.