A non-adhesive, cushioned material designed to prevent items from slipping on shelves, drawers, or other surfaces, commonly stocked and sold by a large home improvement retailer. This product typically features a textured surface that creates friction, securing objects in place. An example is its application in kitchen cabinets to prevent dishes and glassware from sliding during movement.
The significance of this type of liner lies in its ability to protect surfaces from scratches and spills, while simultaneously enhancing organization and preventing damage to stored items. Historically, solutions to prevent slippage involved tacks or glues, which often caused damage. Modern liners offer a non-permanent, easily adjustable alternative, improving both utility and aesthetic appeal.
