Panther Armor Furniture Protector, 8-Pack, Heavy Duty Anti-Scratch Cat Couch Protector, Transparent

These furniture protectors work as expected to discourage cats from clawing at upholstered furniture. They've been installed for a couple of weeks and are adhering to chairs without any issues. The pins work fine. I haven't used the pins on some of the panels, but if my cats scratch at the edges, I'll put the pins in. The panels are easy to install and the guide lines on the backing help with measuring and cutting. I got the frosted matte finish to avoid the light reflection of glossy panels. The frosted finish definitely avoids light reflection. It really stands out on dark colors but is not intrusive on light colors.

I bought a new couch recently and wanted to protected it from my boy dogs who sometimes like to mark. For the record, I bought the 8 piece Thomasville Lowell modular sectional from Costco. I searched around Amazon for something to be a dog urine shield. After a lot of thought, I ended up purchasing the Panther Armor in 8 pack with one-sided stickiness.The protectors are super easy to apply and the perfect size. It's like a large sticker. They are kind of forgiving if you make a mistake in the application process. I was able to re-apply and smooth out. The protector was pretty fuzzy when I pulled it so I was concerned it would not re-apply well. But it did! I didn't use the pins and don't intend to unless the stickiness dulls from use. There is no creasing, cracking, or distortion around corners. If there is, it's probably your fault. Most of my corners look just like the product picture. My high traffic corner is the one in my review. This is what it looks like a month after heavy use from small kids, adults, and dogs.Of course the protector served its purpose not even 24 hours after application lol. The urine rolled right down and kept my couch safe.I have pointed out the protectors to all my house guests and everyone says it's a great idea and a great product. They also say they didn't notice the protectors until I pointed them out. I wasn't expecting to hear that. I notice them all the time. However, I keep looking at them to see if they are working.I bought the 8 pack because I figured it would cover enough area to test. I like the two sizes because one works for the couch and the others work for the ottomans.I was super happy with my 8 pack so I went back for a 12 pack for more coverage. My 12 pack had a little mistake and was missing a few sheets. I contacted the company on a Friday night at like 9pm. I had a response back in a half hour! Super impressive! They're going to send me the missing pieces.I don't think the 12 pack is going to be enough for my couch lol so I'll probably be purchasing more soon.

I use this to protect the doors on my car from my dogs nails when they stick their heads out the windows on car rides. It does a pretty good job. My only complaint is it doesn't hold up very long. It starts to curl after a few weeks. But given this isn't the intended use, it is still pretty satisfactory and the closest to what I was looking for. Honestly, if it were more sticky or something, I'd worry about damage.

We had a couch set, and being we have 7 cats, it was toast, they had shreded every corner down.We bought a used, new to us, couch set & go rid of the old one. I was determined to not let my darling cats mess up this new couch set!So I bought a product that looked like it would help, adhesive sheets from on Amazon. They were fairly thick, I could cut them to size, and stuck them over the corners. It took about a week before they were starting to come off, with puncture marks in them! The adhesive was not strong enough to hold it on, especially with a cat tearing at it with sharp claws!So I bought Panther Armor protector with the nail/screws & boy it works!The plastic guards are thick & durable, yet easy to bend around the corner of the couches. The corkscrew pins easily screw in to the corners of the guards & into the couch. They are so small, it is only a bit bigger than a needle, so you literally just twist it undone if you needed too. I would say they are much stronger than the other brand I bought, but less adhesive, so I do think you need to use the screw pins that are provided, or it might come off.The cats are not even trying to scratch on the couch anymore, I guess they tried already & realized it didn't work!Only negative is, you need to make sure that you screw the pins into an area where there isn't a piece of frame inside. They will not screw through the wood frame I found out! But I just put the pin about 2-3"in away from the corner point & then it worked & is holding up fine.Photo is of the couch with protector on front corner & back corner.

The matte finish is perfect to blend in with my couch and it has stopped my cat from scratching my new furniture! DOUBLE CHECK YOUR COUCH FABRIC AND THE INSTRUCTIONS - it will ruin some if you do not follow the warnings. This happened with a cheap piece of furniture I used it on previously, but that was my bad. However, the two years it stayed on my cat did not scratch the furniture though so it does do the job wonderfully.

These are very very sticky on both sides, and while this is the point to keep the cats from picking, everything sticks to them. For example, my hair, cat hair, dog hair, my clothes, and blankets. These are meant to be a short term solution to train the cats, but they are not appealing to the eye. They stayed put on my couch and worked well though. I think it helped train the cats a little but I got tired of how they looked and took them down. They removed pretty easily, but if you have issues it suggests heating them with a blow dryer before trying to pull them off. They held up well while I had them, but they are thin so I was surprised how long they lasted.

Cat hates it, furniture hates it, we hate it. Works like a charm if you want the family to collectively hate a thing.