Clear KidKusion Finger Guard, Pack of 2 Review

Not for thicker doors. While I'm sure they'll fit typical interior doors, they're not wide enough to fit around my garage door. I had two packs and both broke within a week. The plastic is thick and a bit stiff which caused one of the corners to snap off and before they snapped the door rebounded more than I wanted. Keep in mind that if used on a thicker door, they may not suit you, but are easy to install, remove and use.

I love these. I ordered 2 sets. I couldn't get my kids to stop slamming doors and I was terrified of their fingers. They leave a 2 inch gap in the doors and cannot reach them from the top. It's a hard rubbery plastic. We have white painted doors and when they were removed they didn't strip the paint. I leave them on 24/7 now. I've even used on doors to keep my cat from closing. I will be ordering another set to cover all my bedroom doors. No more worries for this mother!

Prevents the door from closing completely and prevents fingers from being pinched. I use this to make sure the door my cats access the litter box through doesn't accidentally close. Accidentally closing the door to this room isn't a good thing, but a lot happened before I put that on. At the same time, even if the door is completely closed, my cats can "open" it completely. Path. If you want your door to open wider, place this at the top of the door, next to the side hinge and bingo! The door…

I've tried so many foam finger pads and got really frustrated because they just didn't fit. If my kids slammed the door a few times, they broke. I've been looking for a new material for a long time and finally found it. I needed 4 pieces so I bought 2 packs. They match the doors perfectly (2 doors are old and a bit thinner, and 2 others are newer interior doors). My kids have tried to break them several times but to no avail. If you have kids who like to slam the door, they are perfect. Don't…

I have a 3 year old who likes to slam doors, a child who is becoming more and more active, and a playroom with a door that won't close . t lock. Since we are renting and there is nothing I can do about the door, I bought it to prevent a disaster. I installed both finger guards just above the top hinge and now the door doesn't close more than halfway, leaving a large enough gap between the door and the frame that we don't have to worry about pinching little fingers. The only downside is that…

My baby is at the stage where he slams the door when he throws a tantrum. As usual, I didn't spend much time looking for the most suitable solution to this problem. I'm so happy I chose this product, I can't imagine the cute, colorful animal prints I've seen can match the durability and strength of these fingers. I'd bet my little one would bend that considering how hard he slams the door, but it actually proved to be a deterrent as he doesn't slam the door so hard now. Perhaps he no longer…

My husband and I do not have children, but we do have pets. He sleeps during the day (3. Werewolf, not a vampire), and I sleep at night. We wanted the door to close almost completely, but still leave enough clearance for dogs and cats to enter and exit the room as they please. We tried using the doorstop but the pets kept kicking it out the door (sometimes on purpose) and the door slammed as it bounced off the doorstop again. After browsing the internet I came across these door panels on my…

The material used is a combination of plastic and rubber. They are more durable, tighter fitting than 100% silicone which is softer and easier to knock off the door. Many of the various silicone skins had curved insides that didn't match the right angles of the door edge well: the softer silicone skins tended to droop/tilt down maybe 5-10 degrees - they could be said to be more flexible. I found the blue silicones redesigned to have square inside corners that matched the square corners of the…