🚪 Efficient Magnetic Door Stopper Set with Stainless Steel Door Catch and 3M Double-Sided Adhesive Tape - Securely Keep Your Door Open with Wall Mount Door Holder (2 Pack) Review

Not good. There is no way to screw the ball piece into the door and the sticky seal keeps falling off. I had to screw the other part with the magnet to the wall because of course the adhesive pad fell off as well. But at least half gives you the option of screwing it to the wall. I would like to add that I tried to glue it to the wall with gorilla glue but for some reason the gorilla glue didn't stick well to the pillow and kept falling off. However.

I added my purchase to my front door from my garage. It was great for a week. My wife thought I was a genius. Then. It happened and the part on the door just stuck to part of the wall with a magnet. I tried to fix it before my wife noticed but hmmm. Anyway I plugged it back in as it was and it's been a week now with no problems. Mainly used to hold the door open to get things out of the car. Okay, 30 minutes after that check, it started again. I have to screw it in the door

Magnets are very strong. So strong they can rip things right off the wall. I bought 2 packs (4 total), two adhesives peeled off the wall along with paint and drywall. Drywall screw bases are completely useless (attached photo), they are smooth, edgeless and hardly stretch, making them even less effective than glue. Two tips for this product: 1) Have your own drywall equipment. 2) Don't mount it perfectly aligned. A 1/4 inch offset will still hold the door but won't damage anything as the…

These things come with a floor or wall stud. Use it. He will peel the paint off the wall and stick the tiles on the floor. I have a hollow door that the previous owner cut off leaving a hole in the bottom of the door. This needs to be reinforced or the adhesive will tear the door apart. If you are installing on a cement floor and don't have tools to drill, remove the paint from the floor before installing - this will also strip the paint off the floor. my door doesn't close by itself. I would…

This solved a major problem with the door to my mother's room at the nursing home. The door had an automatic door closer, and she became so weak and slow that she could hardly leave her apartment without closing the door in front of her. It was the perfect solution. We just had to get her to slide the door far enough to grab the wall mount and when she did everything worked exactly as described. I am very happy with the strength of the magnet which was my only issue. I didn't just use glue, I…

There were two old products like this to keep bedroom doors open. Live in a high-rise that moves and changes over the years. The door wasn't always fully open. I was redecorating my house and thought it was time to update the look. I found these and liked the option. Was careful to use attached glue instead of drilling and using screws. Next up was glue. Works perfectly! The magnet is not as strong as the old one. It's just enough to hold the door in place, but not too strong to break the glue…

Tired of kicking the door every time you bring groceries? It's decided. Want to keep your interior doors open all day, but those pesky little bugs always want to close 3/4 of the way? Did. Tired of using dinosaur technology to slide the screen door hinge over that little metal bracket to hold it open and pinching your fingers trying to adjust it? Badabing, you guessed it, did it! I've already bought 4 because whoever hung the doors in my house didn't know what he was doing. I recommend using…

The magnet is too strong, so you have to use a lot of force to detach the door from the wall. I cut a tiny square out of a 3M poster hanger - the part that didn't have adhesive on the front - and stuck it into the concave part of the stop that goes towards the door. This creates enough distance to the magnet so that it does not become extremely sticky. I attached the items with the 3M stickers that came with the items. It works well. No screws required. The product was poorly packaged - metal…

I liked them so much they are now on the door of every bedroom in our house and on the front door. The one for the front door was a little dirty and didn't magnetize well, but that was chosen for us as I found I preferred to detach it easily. It's still strong enough to hold the front door open, but with a slight tug it disengages from the latch. All others that have been installed on the bedroom doors are extremely strong and will not disengage from the latch unless you follow the proper steps

These devices provide both spring damping in the door panel and powerful magnets to hold the door open. We've used them on the front and interior doors - they're a lot better than scouring the house for a rubber doorstop that one of your kids grabbed. They also cushion the door if it opens too quickly and hits the doorstop. This is a super quick upgrade to the spring loaded doorstops found in most homes. A small caveat: the metal ring around the door component is relatively wide. Installing it…