Furniture Protection Film – Sofa Arms and Door Frames Stay Intact

A see-through film that goes over the few places a cat keeps returning to: the end of the sofa, a chair corner, the edge of a door frame, the side of the bed. The surface gives claws nothing to hook into. It ships as a roll, so you cut only what each spot needs.

Why choose this protection film?

Scratching damage collects in a handful of fixed spots rather than spreading evenly around a room. Treating those few spots costs a fraction of what new upholstery does. Because the film is clear, the furniture still reads as furniture.

• Slick face: claws slide across instead of catching a thread.
• Near-invisible over fabric: it sits quietly against upholstery, leather and painted timber.
• Scissor-trimmed: cut strips to match an armrest, a corner post or a length of trim.
• Lift-off adhesive: presses down by hand and comes away later without a gummy mark.
• Short and long rolls: 6.5 ft for a single chair, 9.8 ft for a full sofa.

A pair of scissors and a few minutes buys the furniture a long stretch of quiet.

Start with a dry surface wiped free of dust. Peel the backing away in short sections and press the film flat as you work along, giving the edges extra pressure, because an edge is where a claw gets underneath. Loose upholstery that adhesive alone will not hold can be secured with the pins in the pack.

Specifications

• flexible polymer sheet
• roll lengths 6.5 ft and 9.8 ft
• furniture-safe acrylic adhesive backing
• trims with household scissors
• pins included for loose upholstery

Cut a strip, smooth it down, and leave it there.