Nuk3y Heavy Duty Adjustable Chrome Door Stop, Pack of 6 - Hinge Pin Optimized Review

I would recommend using spacers under the door for easier installation. I've installed them on every door (12 total) in our home and they work great for a low price.

It's hard to find something in antique brass for my 40 year old home. Removed some of the old doorstops as I replaced some of the trim after installing the hardwood floors. They have worked great for me.

They are great. Oiled bronze metal with dark (black) rubber bumpers is hard to find. They work well and on heavy doors I always install two to minimize denting or damage to the door and body.

Beautiful and works well, the only problem is they leave marks on our new wood products. You can only see it when you close the door. We bought it because if it was opened more than 45 degrees it would hit the wall.

Well made, durable and great if you have floors (like e.g. just add a doorstop, but note that they won't work if the door opens 180 degrees. They cannot be adjusted much more than 90 degrees.

The round pad leaves a black spot on white and easily dents. I managed to solve it by adding small round bumpers to each one. Also feels very squishy (before adding bumpers) making it difficult to adjust the door so it doesn't hit the wall without keeping the door wide enough open when stationary.