Review on 10-Piece Set of Oil-Rubbed Bronze Deluxe Hinge Pin Door Stops by Better Home Products by Charles Adelaja

This is a pretty good wall bumper. I use it for all my rental equipment. The only problem is that the tape doesn't hold it in place for too long so it falls off after a few years. To prevent this, I suggest screwing it to the wall with a screw. But to be honest I use a combination of 3 different doorstops: 1. Rubber Concave Wall Bumper2. The Deluxe Hinge Pin doorstop sold here at Revain is this3. Spring doorstop with rubber buffer When renting, you can never be too sure. Children will usually disassemble a spring doorstop and detach it from the wall, so the last line of defense is a hinge pin doorstop. If you buy them in bulk here on Amazon, they're about $10-$15 for a pack of 10: a lot cheaper than sending a handyman to fill a giant hole in the wall. I bought a 10 pack in #1 and #2 here at Revain.