🚪 Liberty Premium Metal Door Stopper Brushed 3" (Brass Plated, 96 Pack) (96 Pack, Brass Plated) Review

I've replaced all my spring doorstops with these and they look a lot nicer. Removing all the spring stops and reinstalling them was very easy and took no more than 5 minutes per door.

. Anyway, I put this page on the floor and you can't even see it. Your mileage may vary but I think this is a good bang for your buck.

I got these after replacing our baseboards and they are definitely a lot better than our old spiral ones. It has such a beautiful finish and was easy to install. Do yourself a favor and get rid of those old doorstops with these! It was an update I didn't know we needed.

You look a lot better than I expected! My only springy doorstops were dirty, rough, warped and awful looking. I never thought it would have such aesthetic value, but it really does. Brushed nickel goes very well with my door handles and hinges.

I used these to replace the gold doorstops in my house. Since there were special holes for them, this project took less than five minutes. It's not a big deal, but I feel better with nice, clean doorstops that go better with other hardware in my home. They do their job too. No dent to see!

Was surprised by the weight and quality! I wasn't sure what to expect at this price but this is exactly what we needed for our home. I have exceptionally high expectations and twin girls. You don't get the plastic caps off which is what I needed! Well, I also needed a great look, so I filled both needs!

Overall very well made with a moderate flaw. The white tips on my doorstops are pretty solid. So when a doorstop makes contact, it causes: - the door contact to stop abruptly - makes a moderate contact noise (louder than similar doorstops with a softer tip or mechanism) - tends to push the door back in the closing direction - the contact creates an impulse , which transmits the vibration back through the door. (also heard sometimes) Not sure if this is an issue caused by sitting on a shelf for…