My Head Hurts

[GmaPaTime]

I've been racking my head, literally, trying to find something to protect my head from banging on the corners of the "L-Brackets" that support the flooring just above the wet storage area in the basement. I've looked high and low but have yet to find anything already made that fits. I tried bed frame protectors but those are for thinner material.

Anyone have any ideas?

[Steve S]

Have you tried a helmet?

[bexparza]

Don't know if it would work but a lot of my friends use swimming pool noodle pieces on corners of slides and sharp edges.

[hankpage]

Similar to pool noodles, foam pipe insulation comes in smaller sizes and is already slit and most have an adhesive strip that holds it on. JM2¢, Hank

[GaryWT]

Not sure anything about the L brackets or the like but as stated above, pool noodles cut and slide into place.

[GmaPaTime]

Originally Posted by Steve S

Have you tried a helmet?

You sound like my DW

[GmaPaTime]

Originally Posted by hankpage

Similar to pool noodles, foam pipe insulation comes in smaller sizes and is already slit and most have an adhesive strip that holds it on. JM2¢, Hank

Hank.... We use the pool noodles for the slide corners but they would be too large for these brackets. Now the pipe insulation for 1/2"might do it and would also solve the problem of keeping them in place with the adhesive strips. Good thinking...

Steve

[Woodsrider]

We found foam corner protectors at Lowes for furniture and cabinets. I placed them on the corners of the closets after my wife and I both banged our thighs on them. I also placed one on the corner of the cabinet above the kitchen sink.

Will these work for your application?
http://www.lowes.com/pd_58381-73630-...7C1&facetInfo=

Or maybe this is what you need?
http://www.lowes.com/ProductDisplay?...llow&cId=PDIO1

[GmaPaTime]

Thanks all for the may suggestions. "hankpage's" idea of the pipe insulation works great for solving my issue. again.....

Steve