🚪 National Hardware S825-943 8023 Spring Door Stops in Brass, 3" Sturdy and Stylish Door Stopper for Enhanced Safety and Convenience Review

This is a good doorstop, but if you have a kitten that insists on chewing on everything until it puts it away, you can put some strong glue under the white plastic nozzle. ! We did, and now our kitty just keeps smacking and having hours of Spring Sale fun! Oh, did I forget to say the door no longer bumps against the wall? Just a kitten.

Ah, that nostalgic BRANNGGG sound! My toddler loves to hit him and has fun with him every now and then. But oh yes, the functionality of the product is fantastic. No more banging the doorknob on the wall. SUPER EASY to install. Keep turning, keep turning Ready. Are you afraid of hitting that part of the target/wall? Use a felt sticker. Ideal for reducing noise when the door hits the wall.

I have the doorstop and screw; The manufacturer didn't include any instructions (therefore minus 1 star). I like puzzles and it took me a while to figure it out. The reviews say it's easy to install, but only if you know how. Instructions: • Remove the metal cap by unscrewing it from the spring coil. • Insert a screw into the center hole of the metal cap. • Screw them into a wall or door. • Screw in the stopper by pushing the end of the spring coil into the small hole on the side of the metal…

Ok when you do this grab the flat part from behind and start twisting the middle wire part. Eventually the wire will detach from the plate and you can screw the plate to the wall with the screw provided. Then you put the piece of wire back on the plate and start twisting it again and the end of the wire slides over the plate. It took me a few to figure it out but when put together it looks very nice and feels good and solid.

The quality of these pads is excellent. I shopped at a local hardware store and found that the equivalent doorstop cost a lot more. I recently replaced all my door handles with brushed nickel and installed them in place of the old brass door stops. For the most part I was able to use the existing holes, but a few holes were damaged so I had to move the doorstop a bit. My baseboards are pine so I didn't have to drill a pilot hole, but if you're dealing with harder wood you might have to. They…

The baseboards in the house have recently been replaced. I accidentally bought these 3" doorstops as a replacement. Our doorstops used to be the standard 4" length. After installing the first one, I found that 3" is better for us because the door sits more evenly against the wall. ATTENTION - you will need to measure how far your doorknob protrudes from the door and then subtract the width of the skirting board to ensure there is still enough clearance to the wall.The doorstop is used to…