🔒 3 Pack Door Stopper - Low-Profile All-Purpose Circular Door Stop for Holding Doors Open Easily - Non-Intrusive All Grip Design for Doors and Surfaces - Black (3 Pack) Review

They are very light and can be crushed. They don't stick at all to my hardwood floors. Braking power is close to zero. They slide across the ice like hockey pucks. Best used between door and wall. Even then, with enough pressure on the doors, they get crushed. There just isn't enough bulk, thickness, or weight. I've moved a lot on my travels and bought a lot of door stoppers over the years. I wouldn't buy them again.

The disc lies flat on the floor and can be moved with your foot to get it in place - a big improvement over a plastic wedge, fall on its side and then put it under the edge of the door, bend down and do it by hand. 100% better than what I had before as it has a good design and great surface area and will not slide on my tile floor under the weight of my heavy front door. Tag me as a fan.

Round doorstops are just right for you. I used Big Foot for a long time and then switched to Wundermax and then switched to him, but NOW I'm on Circular and I have no regrets. I have a heavy office door to our room that opens and closes throughout the day so we have to put the door up when we enter the office and throw it open when we leave. That being said, you don't have to fix the fence up like the others because it's round! Best idea! And the blue ones are cool so I know if they get stolen…

This is a great concept. They would work great if I had carpet on the floor and my doors didn't have a large gap. Unfortunately, that's not my situation. They sit under the sill on my front doors (which is where I intended to use them). She never touches the door. In fact, they sit completely under every door in my house. OK. I had to measure everything. Guilty. Don't repeat this mistake. Also, they cannot work on wooden or tiled floors. They glide like sons of guns. So it's not good for me…