🐇 Stylish Brass Rabbit Doorstop: Charming and Functional Home Decor Essential Review

rabbit matches the display and does the job well. The material on the bottom could be a bit more aggressive as it tends to slip a bit on the stone floor.

The slope of the wedge is not steep enough to make it an effective doorstop for many doors in our home - doors that other "standard" (oversized) doorstops will work. I ended up adding a layer of cork at the bottom to lift it up, but it would be nice if the wedge was a bit bigger.

I fell in love with a little bronze bunny and paid a lot of what I would normally pay for a doorstop. How do you get past this adorable little beast? But I had to rely on the hallowed plastic part of the doorstop. MSG for the manufacturer. For God's sake! Put some sand in it. It's free everywhere! I don't normally return items, but I had to.

The top is heavy and I expect the bunny to fall like the ones I've bought in the past. This is the 2nd one I've bought. The latter was identical except that it was a cat figure instead of a rabbit. It's heavy because the black part of the doorstop is either plastic or very cheap wood. I can't say for sure. About a year later, the brass figure of the cat fell off. The screw inside had snapped off and when I screwed it back in it didn't tighten and the figure fell off. I tried to stick it back on