🚪 Pack of 10 Self-Adhesive White Round Door Knob Wall Shields for Enhanced Protection and Aesthetics Review

These things help protect the walls from being hit or destroyed by a slamming door. It works by redistributing power over a larger space. And that's the main thing: MORE space. Unfortunately, this set has a small diameter. It will still protect the wall well, but larger forces may not be stopped in the same way as wider ones. Application was easy: just peel off the backing of the tape and stick it on the wall. Did.

I preferred these other brands/variations because they are matte, with beveled edges and not curved to the centre. The adhesive peels off after a minute to peel off the edge to reveal the stickiness, but other than that it worked fine! I held in place with firm pressure for about 30-45 seconds. I put 2 on a few weeks ago and they are still working and I'm sure they will continue to work and be ok. I would buy again if I needed more.

I'm not sure why anyone is complaining about them unless they're damaged. They are a good size - not small. Since some people have complained about it sticking to the wall I just bought double sided tape to stick it in the middle. Was this extra ribbon necessary? I do not know. It's been a few months and they're all solid and sticking to the wall with no problems. I also painted over some of them which would also ensure they stick to the wall.

My husband and I have purchased and remodeled several old homes in our area for rent. After spending time patching holes in the drywall behind the doors a few times, we bought them. They helped hide drywall defects where they had been repaired, and also provided added protection from re-damage. It was great value for money. I needed a few parts, and things like that are $3-4 apiece at local stores. We left them white as they looked great against the chacha walls with white trim. I plan to buy…

This was a great quick fix for our walls. When we bought the house there was nothing in it to protect the walls from the doors. There were small dents on the walls from the handles so we wanted to prevent them from getting any worse. The paper is a bit difficult to peel off, but using the pad of your thumb and rolling up the edge makes it much easier to grab and peel off the small paper. They've been hanging on my walls for a month now. They are still there and doing their job. I think this is…

I had a new cabinet installed and the carpenter installed regular pull handles on the door. When I used the handles to open the door, he freaked out. "NO! You PUSH the doors to open them! If you pull them, they will collapse!" Okay. When he left I removed the handles because - ugh! However, I now knew that my brand new doors would have dirty handprints all over them. So my brilliant mind came up with it. I put one on each door where the handles used to be. They look fantastic - clean and…

My husband and I have bought several old homes in our area and have been converting them to rent. After spending a lot of time patching holes in the drywall behind the doors a few times, we bought them. Defects in the drywall where it was patched and also provided extra protection to prevent damage from happening again. It was of great importance. I needed several and similar items which cost $3-4 each at my local stores. We kept these white ones as they looked great against the white trimmed…