🚪 Ilyapa 12 Pack Satin Nickel Adjustable Door Stops - Heavy Duty Door Stopper 2-1/2" x 1-3/4", White Rubber Bumper Tips Review

Arrived on time or sooner Easy to assemble, just remove one of the hinge pins, fit doorstop and adjust screw so the door handle doesn't hit the wall. It took several minutes for each door. The only thing that could be improved is the lock nut on the bolt to hold the adjustment, but it may not be necessary, I haven't had to touch it since installing it.

Bad design. The angle is wrong and the side of the rubber tip/cap is very crappy and doesn't hold the adjustment screw in place. They were cheap so there's no harm in throwing them in the bin. Don't waste money. I will not ask for a return as the return shipping cost is likely to cost more than the product. In addition, rubbed bronze is not bronze, it is painted black and does not match the hinges.

Works great, color is as advertised. Just make sure that the round part is against the door frame and the square part is against the door. This reduces the overall force on the door (longer lever on the side of the door) and has a larger area for more even pressure distribution. If you install them backwards, the round part can break through hollow doors.

This doorstop works very well for the most part. But every time you open the door and push the stopper, it's a small fraction of a millimeter at stake. After about 20-30 door openings, when the doorstop is doing its job, the stopper needs to be turned counterclockwise again to keep the door from hitting the wall. I'll try to buy some nuts with the same threads as the stopper to keep my adjustment in place.

We didn't want to worry about drilling door lock springs or adhesive washers into the wall to attach it to the wall. They are discreet and help prevent unnecessary damage to the wall of your home. The more you apply, the more resistance it covers when the door is opened. They could be installed with old door hinges, but it might be easier with newer hardware. We have one for every door in the house except the front door. You will need a hammer and pliers to apply most.

They are so easy to install! It took about 2 minutes for each door. Simply push the pin up and out, place the stopper and slide the pin back into the loop. They are adjustable and stop the door without damage. We recently renovated our home and they were great with the new doors we put in. They won't fit the large hinge pins found in older doors, but that's something to keep in mind. I thought they were small but noticeable (see picture) so I put them on the bottom loop so they weren't at eye…

That's a great price but when they arrived they were a little smaller than I expected and with the smaller sizes comes "doesn't feel as sturdy" . If you have old doors like mine you will also need to remove the inner plastic ring from the stop so it stays metal to metal. It still wouldn't be that bad, but the metal hole is bigger than my door pins, so it wobbles a bit. Also, the cap on the screw is not very large and they are not fixed in the plane, so it is pressed into the door jamb with…

So it's actually pretty cool and works pretty well for the most part. but. Take my advice if you plan on getting them. 1. Make sure you buy one for each hinge on your door. The more evenly you can distribute them to withstand the stress, the better. 2. Just because you have dark hardware doesn't mean you should get matching dark doorstops. I did it and wish I had. White hinges harmonize better with a white door and a white door frame. 3. If you have a white door frame, dark doorstops will leave