🚪 Pack of 4 Larger 3.15" Silicone Door Stopper Wall Protectors with Self-Adhesive 3M Sticker - Efficient Wall Protection for Door Handles Review

I attached it to the wall where the ironing board was attached. I found them on the floor (they fell off the wall) in less than an hour.

It's not jelly. They are also not hard plastic. Simply hard silicone that silently and effectively protects doors from damage to sidewalks or wooden structures. Mine disappear on my white walls. Ideal.

So far two have survived on the wall and the rest in the trash. They don't stick at all. I cleaned and dried the wall with rubbing alcohol three days prior to installation to ensure they adhered.

These stoppers are very easy to use but they don't stick well. Even on a flat, unpainted surface, the protective film fell off after a week. I got tired of sticking it back on so I used another extra piece from the pack that seems to be holding up better, but I keep pushing it because I see the edges are peeling.

I bought some smaller ones elsewhere and they didn't last 3 days. I saw them and decided to try them and I'm so glad I did! Very easy to install and it worked great! I put them in 2 rooms and they both feel great! They also stick very well. I caught my 3 year old son trying to sneak him outside the door of his room and he couldn't. I am very happy with this purchase!

I have cats and they steal and play with my traditional "feather" doorstops so I needed something they would leave alone. They were incredibly easy to install and stayed in place, but you'll want to make sure you get it right the first time as the sticky foam won't come off in one piece (see photo of one I had to try and re-attach position). . They work on the wall where the doorknob touches the wall and also the baseboard for the door touching it before the handle touches the wall. this and my

I like that it's silicone not plastic. They were easy to put on and the glue seems to be holding very well. They also seem thick enough to absorb most of the impact. But the diameter bothers me. As apartment managers and housekeeping staff, we have used 6 inch plastic on all doors. This covered a large area to protect the wall. In most cases, the tread tore and broke before the doorknob went through the wall, which was easier to replace than repairing the drywall. They are slightly larger than…

The most disappointing purchase of my life. In minutes. I felt pretty good. I heard a dull noise from the bathroom. To my horror, the cheap little bug fell off. I put it back on and was shaken by another from the next bedroom. After investigating, I found a small white Inadimate puck lying on the floor in front of the door. I spent the next twenty minutes chasing mischievous creatures around the house before resorting to epoxy. I taped them to the wall and placed weighted items in front of the…

I have cats and they steal and play with my traditional "feather" doorstops so I needed something they would leave alone. They were incredibly easy to install and stayed in place, but you have to make sure you get it right the first time as the sticky foam won't come off completely (see photo of one I had to try and slide). ). They also work on the wall where the doorknob touches the wall. like a skirting board for a door making contact with it before the handle touches the wall. If you have a…