Corners Needed to be Protected

[Wtlucas]

The corners in the table are very sharp. Will cut into your legs and concerned they will eventually tear the fabric. Any ideas of how I can protect legs and fabric? Just curious if anyone else has the same issue and if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks, from new camper owner,
Todd

[jmnsn57]

Try the link below. You may discover the size and shape that suits your needs.

https://www.walmart.com/browse/baby/...132943_6127080

[Wtlucas]

Thank you much. I’ll be going to Walmart mart today to look around for this.

[Biggles607]

I know this might be overkill but I had the exact same experience, only with the lower corners of my wardrobes either side of the bed head.

First night I rolled over, clobbered my elbow on the unfinished sharp corner of the veneered particle board and woke with a sore arm and bloodied sheets.

I remedied this using pine outside corner molding from Home Depot.

I cut lengths to make a left and right handed 'L' shape that fit under the wardrobe. I mitered the corner joint, square cut the end that touches the side of the bedroom and tapered the end that fits flush against the front of the trailer. Once stained and varnished to match the existing woodwork they were glued in place.

I now have silky smooth finished corners and new sheets.

And it looks nice too.

[mdwatsons]

Originally Posted by Wtlucas

The corners in the table are very sharp. Will cut into your legs and concerned they will eventually tear the fabric. Any ideas of how I can protect legs and fabric? Just curious if anyone else has the same issue and if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks, from new camper owner,
Todd

We went into the baby section of Walmart and purchased stick on rubber corner protecters they work great.

[Dallasrules]

I would try a spray on clear rubber coating, or clear flex seal. That would soften up the edges but not show much or add any bulk. If you use flex seal, don't get the spray. It is like water. The can is like a thick paint.