Rubber Door Stopper Bumpers Clear Review

Used to replace the legs of a very heavy and expensive modern glass table. I wasn't sure if they would hold the weight and not crush them, but they seem to be holding up well. It's expensive for 4 rubber circles with some glue in my opinion, but if they hold up I don't have to live with more. very sorry 🤞🏼 Overall I'm not disappointed and they were the best option I had for what I used them for and that's for sure.

HA! It works!. The plain white disc bumper I had before had to be scraped off the tile because the door would latch every time the handle hit the bumper. Grrr! NOW I know why those bumpers have a crater in the middle - there's a latch button! No more low growls trying to find a darning needle or something to open the door when I need to use the bathroom. Hooray! . By the way. it fits perfectly and is easy to apply. It also looks unremarkable.

Perfect for what we need. Despite the floor bumper - when the kids threw open our door it somehow still managed to hit the wall. It looks like a permanent dent that I've had to constantly fill with putty and repaint. This time I covered the dent with one of those cool rubber bumpers and now you don't see the dent AND the wall is protected from further impacts. Love it!. Hang one on the wall behind each door in the child's room. Ideal.

Attaches to bathroom tile to prevent doorknob banging. I want the bumper to sit squarely on a tile, but it doesn't - it overlaps two tiles. However, the bumper did not fall off and serves its purpose perfectly. Also looks great and blends in with the surroundings. I am very satisfied with my purchase and can recommend it unreservedly. Update: August 2018. The bumper is still hanging there! It didn't fall from where I was holding it.

Glue is as useless as mammary glands on a bicycle. Two out of four fell off within a few hours. The surfaces of the walls were specially prepared to protect the door handles - freshly painted and then wiped with alcohol. I decided to reattach them with Velcro and then discovered that the adhesive surfaces on this product are the only surface I have ever found (perhaps in the known universe) that will not stick to industrial strength Velcro adhesive.

I bought these to try and protect where the doorknobs hit the wall. Traditional footed wall protectors keep breaking where the screw meets the shank, so I decided to try them on the wall where the doorknob hits instead. They soften the blow so the handle doesn't dent the wall. I really like them but recently found one on the floor because it fell down along with a piece of painted wall attached to it. Too bad, but I still like them, so I just replaced them with new ones. I plan to have another…

I have a metal garbage can in my kitchen with a lid that opens when you press the pedal down. The loop on the back of the bin scratched the wall, leaving an unsightly mark. Didn't really think about using it for this place but it worked great! My original idea of buying them was for the area where the front door opens and could damage the wall behind the door if someone opens it too quickly. It works very well there. My suggestion: order extra because you will find many places in the house…

Perfect for protecting my walls! I recently repainted and bought three bedrooms in my house to keep doorknobs from smearing fresh paint - something that is a must in my home with two children who are often not very sensitive when they open the door and enter their bedroom . They were very easy to apply - no fasteners (screws) required - just peel the sticker off the back of the bumper and stick it on the wall! Bumpers have a recess in the middle that the lock part of the door handle fits into…