Cheap Expandable Table Edge Bumper-Medium (Baby Product) Price

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Customer Reviews of Expandable Table Edge Bumper-Medium

nice, but has it's problems
I bought both the small and med bumper to see which would fit my 150" coffee table with very sharp edges. The small would not fit at all. And the med was too big, the long sides hung down. I ended up taking apart the med sz bumper and removing apx 20". It was difficult and not a job for a beginner sewer and it was difficult to get through the sewing machine. I also used a needle for sewing leather. The fit is now as tight as it can be. But even so, the bumper on the long sides of the table can still be pulled down by the baby. She grabs it to pull herself up and then wobbles by the table holding the bumper just waiting to wack the table with her face. Well at least the corners are protected. <
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>My last complaint is that it is very ugly. So I sewed a fabric sleeve to cover it. I couldn't separate the bumper (even when I took it apart to make it smaller because I couldn't sew through the bunge cord on the inside to secure it) so I had to sew the sleeve around the bumper. Difficult and a pain in the butt, but not impossible. It looks one hundred times better now. I sewed a brown fabric on it so it blends in well with my mission style coffee table. It's way better than ugly grey vinyl!! <
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>Would I do this all over again. Probably yes because for the most part, unless baby is in the very middle of the long edge of the table it does protect her, BUT I'd definately complain about having to go through it all again.

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Doesn't always work
We had this on our coffee table. However, when my son tripped over a soccer ball it still didn't prevent a cut requiring 3 stitches right between his eyes. We ended up moving the stupid table down to the basement.

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Question
Where do I find a product similar to this to fit my fireplace edge? It is brick and the perfect height for injury for when the baby begins to crawl and walk. Any suggestions?