🚪 SOSS Zinc Magnetic Door Stop: Easy Screw Mounts, Stunning Bright Chrome Exterior Finish Review

At first I wasn't sure, I only knew that the door would slam shut in a gust of wind. I didn't want to hang this on the wall near floor level (like you usually do) as I was worried about vacuuming and also banging my foot on that hard metal doorstop. So. I attached it to the wall above the door. I found a bolt that landed in the correct position so I know the installation is secure. As for installation, it's a breeze, 10 minutes. Just grab each piece and unscrew the plate first AFTER making sure

When I received this I immediately noticed that the magnet was twice as strong as another brand I had bought to compare. I also noticed that the drywall requires 3 screws to attach while the other brand only had 2 screws. That was my first problem because I'm attaching them to the top of the door, so the other piece needs to be attached to the drywall with the plastic wall anchors provided. So they don't get in the way when vacuuming or wiping. In any case, with 3 screws, I'm sure that they…

My house has a pair of doors that lead to the garage when the room is sliding and they are screen doors open outside, the wind blowing through the house slams one/both doors! At the same time, I used a pair of rubber wedge doorstops. Pretty ugly. And it hurts a little. So I see these and I say - hey, magnetic stoppers! 4 ordered and installed yesterday, satisfied. A bit expensive but quite good quality. A few tips: WORD 1. The short magnetic part that goes to the door (the long part goes to the