🐿️ Squirrel Door Wedge - Cast Iron Review

Cute and keeps my laundry room door open which tends to close. I also have something about squirrels - they remind me to always look at what you have in life - like a squirrel at a nut. This little guy is a daily reminder.

Super cute and serve their purpose. I even use it as a doorstop on both sides---to keep the door open and also to keep the door from slamming in the wind. Some people think this isn't enough, but it helps and doesn't hinder too much. FYI it looks really "rusty".

Works great, tail fits perfectly under bathroom door. It's pretty tough work for a little guy, but not so heavy or big that I can't move it around with my food. A little concerned it might fall off and splinter or scratch the tiled floor but we've had it for a while now and no problems. Really helpful and charming.

I use this to prevent the closet door from closing in front of me. It's really cute and hard enough to get the job done. I also gifted one to my elderly mother who was having a hard time keeping her bathroom door from closing in the middle of the night. This is an excellent doorstop when the bottom of the door has a significant amount of clearance from the bottom of the door to the floor. This style is perfect for this situation. Other doorstops slide directly under the door with more…

This little squirrel works great. I think it's hard enough to stop at every door. I have a wooden door with glass panels (medium weight) that closes automatically due to some issues with the door frame that I haven't fixed in my office. It's heavy enough to easily block the door even if you're sitting on a smooth linoleum-like floor. I could get a little better idea of the chipmunk if you're wondering how big he really is.

My cat had a very funny reaction when she first saw him - hit him a few times, jumped in the air and refused to use the door once she was in place! The only problem I've found is that the back "wedge" that runs under the door isn't as thick as it could be to be effective on wood and vinyl floors. I think this is just right for people with carpeted floors. I plan on adding some small rubber bumpers to the bottom to give it a bit of elevation to better fit my floors. It will also startle the cat…