Premium Brushed Stainless Steel Door Stopper - Extra Long Length with Rubber Tip Bumper for Noise Reduction – Wall Mount Door Protector 1 Pack (Black, 6 Inch) Review

Easy to install in baseboard. Robust twin screw installation. That's why I chose it over the competing products. It seems to me that this is a more reliable way of installing. This will prevent our plantation shops from damaging the doorknob! Good product, I recommend.

The bathroom was being renovated and the towel rail was too close to the door. Got this because it matched our fixtures and came quickly, was easy to install and the door didn't bang against the counter. Since it's a bit long, I chose to place it on top of the door instead of against the wall to eliminate the risk of tripping. Great buy for us.

Finally our doorknob no longer threatens to break the mirror we have hung in the closet. It was just what I needed as the original doorstop didn't fit. Every time we opened it it banged against it which was very annoying. Installation was a breeze - I used the existing hole for an old doorstop to drill a plate/screw and then just attached the rest.

Used as a furniture slide, not a doorstop. We have a heavy leather sofa and stained concrete floors so our chaise lounge easily digs into the wall - which of course everyone does and scratches the wall. It was the perfect length to keep the sofa 3/4 inch from the wall. The rubber stoppers hit the baseboard and no longer scratch the walls. I will get more for my other sofas!

Our beautiful new door had a fight with our existing door stop, resulting in the new door handle banging against the cabinet door handle. Our original doorstop was too short to bother. This 6 inch doorstop came to the rescue. Ease of installation. I just used one hole from the original doorstop rather than drilling a second hole for the new mounting plate and that was enough to secure it. Works and looks great. In addition, the stop appears durable and of high quality. Highly recommended.

Needed a doorstop a little longer than standard so the door could open almost 180 degrees without banging against a small shelf on the wall behind the open one to push the door. . Comes with 2 installation methods: a center butterfly anchor or two screws with drywall anchors. I installed it directly into a wood strip with 2 screws but didn't use drywall anchors. The base of the doorstop is slightly larger than the baseboard so it protrudes a bit, but other than that it's perfect!

Looks good and works as intended so my doorknob doesn't hit my wall mounted TV. The big caveat, however, is that you'll almost certainly need an electric drill and a few bits (either 1/4 or 3/8, depending on which installation method you choose from the few poorly written instructions. The one-screw installation method is it not made absolutely no sense to me (why did you make me drive a screw into a hole smaller than the head of the screw?) and instead I used the two screw method to install…

Very easy installation in 5 minutes. Looks great in my newly remodeled bathtub. 1) For those who have complained that they don't know how to install it, I have a simple tip: before attempting simple DIY projects like installing or replacing a hinge or doorstop, "it is good to have basic manual skills and have a rough idea of something as simple as hinges. the door has stopped working. While not witchcraft, these simple devices have no experience of responding when you say, for example, "Alexa…