🚪 Pacific Doorware Heavy Duty Spring Loaded Step Down Push On Door Holder/Stopper - Aluminum Review

It's strong enough to hold a heavy door but not strong enough to hold it in place in windy conditions. This is a very heavy door, over 200 pounds, and a gust of wind tore it to pieces.

This product works great. Had to install it on the inside of the door because it doesn't have the correct clearance to fit on the outside (garage door that goes from garage to house). It does, however, keep the door open when needed on a hardwood floor.

Piston stroke is approximately 2 inches, but if you need a little more you can mount the unit so the body is approximately 2 5/8 inches below the bottom edge of the door. This allows you to hit the floor with the plunger when it's a full 2 1/2 inches below the bottom edge of the door, and the rubber foot on the plunger keeps the door from moving. Good quality product.

Many people like these doorstops compared to others on the market. The design is excellent, the construction reliable. The large rubber surface of the locking pin is easy to feel and comfortable to use. The lower end of the locking pin is made of a softer rubber that compresses easily and holds well even on smooth surfaces. The front edge of the locking pin has tiny grooves so the locking plate holds the pin in place without slipping and releases easily with one touch. This device has clean…

I bought this limiter to replace a worn limiter. I chose this design because I didn't have to bend down to attach or detach the doorstop. The design seemed practical. When the product arrived I noticed a serious design flaw that needed to be fixed prior to installation. The main body is die-cast aluminum with no reinforcement behind the bottom two screw holes. I saw one reviewer mention that the screws came loose when tightening them during installation. To avoid this problem I used epoxy and…