Pack of 2 Prime-Line Products D 1859 Sliding Door Bumper with 1-Inch Black Rubber - Enhance your SEO! Review

Works well, hoped it was bigger. But in general. I used both for the restaurant kitchen floor to keep the front door from hitting our mop sink. #kitchenlife

Bumpers are exactly the same size as the ones I had to replace. I didn't use the bolts that came with the bumper but used stainless steel bolts as they get very wet and the old bolts are all rusty.

I was expecting it to be a bit softer than it is. I installed this in my shed to mitigate the impact of the doors on the outside when opened. It's actually quite a hard plastic that isn't very forgiving and is already showing signs of paint wear where the door hits. It's not really a lot, but it's not the best product for the job.

Hard plastic that rendered the doorstop in my RV useless. Do not use it on an RV or RV as it will do no harm and could potentially damage your rig if it doesn't break first. Not sure what application would be better with such a solid cork in terms of hardness, but I ended up throwing it away and reinstalling my old cracked cork until I found a quality cork.

PrimeLine makes hundreds of products, so take the time to measure and shop carefully. However, this particular door bumper was exactly what I wanted. Everything went smoothly and now the door can be thrown open safely. NOTE: You can use a drill to drill a hole in the aluminum case and screw on the bumper OR you can use superglue to attach the bumper to the case. Both will work fine. Much luck.