UGREEN Door Stopper Wall Protector Bumper Shield Handle Guard with Self Adhesive for Bedroom, Kitchen, Office - White, 2 Pack Review

Great solution for two doors in our house. A bedroom door banged against the wall when left open, making a noise that woke the person sleeping in the room on the other side of the wall. This softens it so there is no sound when it hits the wall. The outside door has a handle that sticks out and there is a hole in the wallpaper and drywall. That size was just enough to hide that damage and prevent it from happening again. This saved us the money, time and hassle of repairing the drywall hole and

Not a fan of these screw-in doorstops. If you force the door open, which sometimes happens, or if the wind catches the door and blows it open, sometimes a small bar at the bottom of the door doesn't prevent the handle from going through your wall. You solve these problems. With a diameter of around two centimetres, they are neither too big nor too small. The adhesive seems to be of good quality and although you apply them directly to the wall they don't feel too sticky. I saw a complaint that…

They are great, easy to install and true to size. I put new vinyl floors in some bedrooms and removed the old metal door stops that they screwed into the floor. Of course, I didn't want to replace these blocks with others, so I looked for alternatives and found them. Those were exactly what I wanted. I recommend rubbing rubbing alcohol on the wall and letting it dry completely before sticking the sticky part to the wall. ETA: Another reason to buy these if you have cats who like to nibble on…

Media failed to load. I bought this doorstop to protect my newly installed steel exterior door on the side of my garage. The door swings inward, so if the door swings too much it will make contact with the bottom of the wall, which is a cinder block. To solve this problem I added a doorstop to the bottom of the door. First, simply remove the protective film and place the doorstop in the desired location. Once the doorstop is fitted, it is securely fastened. As the old adage "measure twice and…

I bought these for my new apartment because our fridge doors banged against the wall when opened. It was a bit embarrassing and I heard other neighbors have the same problem with the rumble coming from our own walls. So after some research I stumbled across them. I've seen many options and these seem to be the most recommended. now i know why The material is similar to Nerf foam. It is very dense but has a good return. I attached one bumper to the wall where the freezer door would connect and…

I installed them as soon as I got them, here's what I'm thinking at the moment: Pros: • Nice touch, looks good, shines not to develop creases from repeated blows in the rubber. • Love the size • When the doorknobs bumped into it, it absorbed the shock very well. Keep in mind that my doors are by no means heavy or massive. These are your standard wardrobe and bedroom doors. I would buy a wider one (5 inches) for wall butt distribution for heavier doors (except over a pillar then I wouldn't worry