Residential Hinge Door Stop in Satin Nickel

I'm very impressed by this door stop. It is much smaller than what I expected and it is barely noticeable when installed. It also does an effective job and I found it to be fairly adjustable (contrary to some other reviews I've seen here).If you push or swing the door hard enough, it will flex beyond the stop point that you set, but under normal usage it should stop the door.The instructions weren't very clear, which is why I only gave 3 stars for installation.Overall, I'm so happy with this product that I'm buying 6 more for my house.

I was glad to find this hinge mounted item that let me open closet doors 180 degrees to go safely against the wall instead of the usual 90 degrees leaving the open door blocking the hallway. They were easy to install and adjust to stop where I needed. I installed them on 6 doors and they work on all of them. They look pretty subtle and I like not having to vacuum around baseboard bumpers.

We needed to limit the travel of a bedroom door so that it could not slam into a table placed behind it. We needed to allow it to open no more than about 60 degrees (where a closed door would be zero degrees, and opened to a right angle to the wall 90 degrees). All of the common door stops we tried would not do this--they all allowed travel well past 90 degrees. These do not and have answered our needs.They are not perfect. As previous reviewers had noted, the "teeth" that ratchet together to determine how far the door can open are rather coarse--maybe 15 to 20 degrees? But as noted, if you want to go under 90 degrees, it works.They are also pretty fragile, as all the force of a swinging door is applied to maybe one inch of door trim. Easy to see the wooden trim being compressed over time. For our normal sized hollow core door, I used three stops, one on each hinge, which I hope will reduce the likelihood of damage to trim or actually breaking the stop itself.So, not perfect but the only game in town for under 90 degree stops.

Saw this product and thought I’d try it out on one door. These are cool but dialing in the door can be a bit tricky. Great build quality and seems sturdy. The door does continue its motion once it hits the stop so there is a chance it might hit the wall. I noticed to prevent the door from hitting the wall while opening the stop has to be adjusted about 45 degrees of door opening. So the door is 1/2 closed at rest. Maybe it’s the door but I think I’ll stick with the old school spring stopper.

This didn't work for our application. If the hinges are too close to door molding, these won't fit the right way they are intended to. They wind up pushing against the molding instead of the hinge and will damage the molding.

Exactly what I needed for my kitchen exterior door so that it doesn't swing open into my stackable laundry unit (very small house). I did have a handyman install it, but he said it was very easy to install. Works at described.

Fits perfectly and good quality

These were recommended by our GC after our remodel. I was skeptical, but after using them, I'll never you a door stop on the baseboards or those other door hinge kind of stops with the big rubber pieces. Honestly, most people will never even notice that these are on the door. Easy to install and look great!