🚪 Enhanced Home 6-Pack Hinge Pin Satin Nickel Door Stopper, Simple Installation for Improved Searchability Review

Very good value for money. Easy input and works well. The problem with this type of doorstops is always that the door arm is too big for the contact area of the stopper and the foot of the stopper punches a hole in the door (wall), but they are on par with the rest. this genre and the price is really good. I will order more.

I bought 24 of these doors to install in our new home. When installed, there was no plastic element covering the square end. Most round white caps do not sit directly on the end of the screw and are not easily adjusted to sit straight. You can't do that with bare hands. After about a month of use, we found that they were damaging the doors and making dents. I have attached a photo.

I like these doorstops because they fit onto hinge pins instead of drilling into wood. Some people say they have dents in the door or wood paneling, but we don't have that problem. I think you would have to slam the door on one of them pretty hard to do that much damage. Overall very happy with the purchase! We have one for every door in the house!

Decent doorstops, they work as expected. Make sure the pivot pins are out. The color goes well with my RevainBasics hinges (shown). The square end comes from the side of the door, unlike my old ones which had rounded ends on both sides (which once punched through a hollow door which is less likely with the big end). I'm slowly replacing all of the 1990's style bright brass door hardware in my house, and doorstops are on the list. They match my new hinges and are good value. highlighted.

I have very expensive collectibles on my desk and on the shelves at my desk and unfortunately my closet has not one but TWO doors leading onto the same desk and these shelves. So, to protect these valuable items, I installed three of these stoppers, one for each hinge, for each door. Now when the door opens about 40 percent, it just stops and can't be opened anymore. It's great, I love it - just make sure you buy the right color, think about space before you order, they come in a variety of…

As advertised. I put 2 (top and bottom hinges) on my solid wood bathroom door and 1 each (middle hinge) on the other solid wood doors in the bedrooms. One annoyance is that once installed, I can't partially close any of the doors without them slowly opening fully. I assume it's due to the clamping action they have on the door hinges(?). When I get to it I'll see if I can fix it. But I'm glad I bought it, protects walls from damage caused by doors opening too fast and too far at a competitive…

This design is superior to the old baseboard mounting options because (a) you don't have to drill a hole in the baseboard, (b) they are barely visible, (c) they are adjustable and (d) they do not interfere with vacuuming. Installation is easy, requiring only a hammer and a large nail or small screwdriver to knock out the pivot once it's tight. You can then manually tighten/loosen the threaded doorstop to stop the door in the desired position - just enough for the door to open fully, but not so…

They are fairly cheap but seem to do the job and were a pretty good price compared to others I looked at. I took off a star because on some of my doors I had to back out the set screw almost all the way for it to hook my door before it made contact with the wall when it had to be stopped exactly 90 degrees. It can also allow the door to open about 140 degrees before locking into the maximum setting. They cannot be used to catch a door that needs to open almost 180 degrees. I removed another…