🚪 10 Pack Rok Hardware Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop - White, ROKDSP1WHT Review

Rectangular plastic part tends to slip off. However, a drop of clear Gorilla Glue keeps it in place. Still a much better deal and better quality than Home Depot.

Good packaging. Make sure you fit them correctly and if you are using them on a hollow core door I would recommend more than one to spread the braking pressure over 2-3 of them so you don't blow a hole in your door.

I am a handyman specializing in picture hanging. Sometimes a customer asks me to hang a picture or a mirror near the door. If the stopper is not installed, the door is shown in the image when fully open. So I hang one or two of them on the door.

I bought this hoping my little one would stop slamming his closet door. I'm just glad I got 10 packages because he flies through them. A little thinner than I could have imagined (considering my toddler can bend them with the hollow door) but not bad for the price.

Very similar to this one. Bought and installed on all my doors. Immediately as the doors opened and they latched, they crushed the molding. I've tried shims on the molding and doorstops but the shims slide off, the hinges come loose and still dent the frame. Also, they don't let the doors open fully. I just bought some traditional doorstops, put them in the top corner of the doors and I really like them. These end up in the trash.

This is a very simple, original fixture that replaces outdated spring bumpers and ugly doorstops with a bumper wall. Pull out one of the hinge pins (I put them on the top hinge) and thread it through the hole in the new stop and reinstall the hinge pin. The low-profile bumper rests against the door, and the adjustable push-button stop transitions into the upholstery. Took me about 20 minutes to install 10 of these on different doors in my new home - very easy. Most people won't even know it's…

I really like these doorstops, I've made a few in the past and decided to replace everything in my house. They work fine, but they don't have circuitry or anything, so it took me a minute to figure them out. I've already made a few of these that I bought from a local shop and these stay pressed against the door molding, these seem to rotate along with the hinges as you open and close the door so they aren't stationary (what could have been an installation error on my part as I guessed how to…