- Rubber bumper tip protects the door from getting damaged.
- Extra long spring allows flexibility with the door
- Attach to the baseboard to prevent damage to walls
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Product Overview
Oil-Rubbed Bronze Finish
The dark color of the oil-rubbed bronze finish makes it a classic addition to your interior space.
Easily Attaches to Baseboards
The flat back of this doorstop makes it fast and easy to attach to your baseboard.
Rubber Bumper Protects the Door
A soft rubber bumper on the end of this doorstop makes it easy on the finish of your door.
- Made of steel
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish
- Screws included
- Attaches to baseboard
- Extra-long spring for added protection
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Questions & Answers
Can these be installed on the door vs. baseboard?
Asked by Ahubo17 May 18, 2021The 4 in. Oil-Rubbed Bronze Extra Long Spring Doorstop (2-Pack) is not suitable for installation on the door, it should be installed on the baseboard / wall.
Can it be installed outside?
Asked by Allan May 20, 2019You can install it anywhere. However, be aware that it is plated spring steel, not stainless. So, it will probably rust fairly quickly in the outdoor environment.
Are there longer door stops that 4 inches? 6 inches?
Asked by FRANCIS July 2, 2018This particular door stop is 4 inches. There are longer door stops available in different styles, like model 14505, Satin Nickel Step-Release Kick Down Door Stop.
Can this be installed on the door instead of a wall or baseboard?
Asked by JeanieC December 10, 2017Yes, I suppose you can I never thought of that because we have always installed door stops on baseboard. It might work better if installed on door
How does this attach to the wall?
Asked by Roseburgor March 31, 2016The silver plate opposite the bumper unwinds from the spring. This plate is mounted to the wall or baseboard w the included screw through the center pre-punched hole. There is a small hole/notch at the perimeter that the end of the stops spring winds into. You keep feeding more of the spring into the notch turning it clockwise until it secures firmly. Easy Peezy.
What is the size (inside diameter) of the bumper tip?
Asked by John October 27, 2015Customer Reviews
