Easy-Step Door Stops (4 Inch) - Brass (Premium Quality Finish) : Hands-Free Review

Pros and cons of this product. About me: Use on the front door of our self-closing apartment. inside Outside). Pros: Smooth. Super smooth process. Simplicity. Pressing requires some force. Calm. I was curious if it would make a loud noise. It's not like this. Excellent attitude. A template has been provided so you know how high/low to mount it on your door! Bonus. I think it's good that the rubber foot can be lowered when it wears out. Extending foot life and reducing waste. Cons: none yet. I…

Ideal for replacing hard-slip doorsteps. The old doorstop had a hard plastic nose and this rubber nose does a great job extending and retracting without snagging. Anyone who installs this must bring their own screws. Numerous reviews mention this, but I used the screws provided and in less than a month the doorstop started falling off. There is not enough thread entering the door to hold the screw. The screws they give you appear to be self tapping screws so you really only get 2-3 threads that

We used to have to use a rock or heavy weight to open our self-closing gates. Pretty uncomfortable, especially when wearing products. when the stone/weight slides. This doorstop is quick and easy to set up and works like a charm. After that, the doorstop is removed by gently pressing the lever. No more bending over to place and remove a stone/weight. The only issue is that the supplied screws weren't long enough to securely cut into the wood of our gate, but that's not the product's fault, it's

We have interior French doors that remain open. With wedge-shaped doorstops, our Roomba constantly threw them aside and closed the room. I chose to install this product to give us a more permanent solution and they look great indoors too - very good quality of the metal part. They were usually easy to mount with the supplied pre-drilling template. They work well, but the rubber stopper could be a little more rubbery - it's a pretty slick material and they sometimes don't stick to slick floors…

If you REALLY need a laptop with an 'easy level' feature, this one is well built and a good price. BUT. I'm telling you, you're better off WITHOUT the "Easy Lift" feature or using an alternative like a magnetic latch or hook. Of course, the "light step" function makes it easier to get on. That's great, but it's MUCH harder to get it down now. You see, such a mechanism needs a spring to pull it up. If you put it down, that block will bounce again unless your foot goes almost all the way over it.

I never thought I would be so happy with something like a doorstop but my goodness this solved such an annoying problem for me. I literally have the worst laundry service. This is a small space that connects the garage to the kitchen and is actually more like a hallway. This makes it even narrower for my front loaders, making things like getting groceries a real problem. Since the door leads to the garage, it's a spring-hinged fire door that slams shut by itself, so any entry means the door has

LOVE these little things! We have a two story ranch with a garage on the ground floor. We have a door closer at the bottom of the stairs to prevent pets from coming out by accidentally leaving the door open. It's great except when you come home with 20 grocery bags and the door won't stay open while you're trying to carry everything up the stairs. Enter the Tenby Easy-Step doorstop: problem solved! With busy hands we can lower the stopper with one foot and with busy hands lift it up again on…