Attach to the baseboard to prevent damage to walls
Product Details
The Everbilt Light Duty Solid Door stop helps prevent damage to walls when opening a door. The rubber bumper tip protects the door from getting damaged. Easy to install.
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Q:How big of a pilot hole do I need for installation purposes?
by|Jan 26, 2022
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A: The Everbilt Satin Nickel Light Duty Solid Door Stop will need a pilot hole of 3/32".
by|Jan 26, 2022
A: I used 1/64 but why to select second best for this purpose.
Unaesthetic appearance, it sticking out like the nail in a wall just in less visible place.
Iit's serious obstacle when you vacuum the floor.
I Replace them all with Every bit Hinge Pin Door Stop $1.98.
Different world, does the same thing, it is invisible, toolless 60 seconds installation.
Home Depot has installation video on the same page.
Search Home Depot Internet site SKU #245526,
And yes, it makes sense and to throw away the one you have.
It will take no more than one hit by vacuum cleaner.
by|Jan 30, 2022
Q:Looking for this in a 4”
by|Sep 17, 2018
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A: This particular door stop is not available in 4 inch.
by|Sep 27, 2018
Q:Do you sell this item in a contractor pack?
by|Mar 9, 2017
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A: Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot, Yustas. A contractor pack is not available. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.
by|Mar 16, 2017
Q:is it 4 inches I need it to prevent the door from hitting the cabinet when the door opens
by|Dec 2, 2016
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A: This model is 3''.
by|Dec 8, 2016
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Jul 11, 2021
It is two parts, that come apart :(
This is not one piece of metal. There is a small (~.75”) component that screws into the wall that the actual doorstop connects to. Problem is it falls off all the time. I am returning
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Jun 5, 2020
good stop
Good door stop. Looks good, easy to install. Its thinner than it looked in the package but seems sturdy.
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May 19, 2017
I like this product. It serves its purpose, works for light duty applications, is affordably pri...
I like this product. It serves its purpose, works for light duty applications, is affordably priced and its appearance compliments my satin nickel door hardware very nicely to ensure a smooth aesthetic. In my opinion this product deserves more credit than some of the reviewers have given it. It's meant for light duty, and it does that job well--it is easily a 4 star product.
The screw that mounts this product to the wall is a small diameter than other, more substantial doorstops, and it is clearly meant for locations where it will not be stressed. For applications that require something with a bit more weight, I use (http://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-Satin-Nickel-Solid-Door-Stop-15576/202033967) as that product has a larger screw for anchoring to the baseboard.
My preference; however, is for the light duty version as it has a more streamlined appearance that isn't quite as noticeable.
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Mar 5, 2017
Great little door stop. Easy to install. Just make sure you drill a pilot hole.
Great little door stop. Easy to install. Just make sure you drill a pilot hole.
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Jan 5, 2023
Fits the bill and does it’s job. Thank you....
Fits the bill and does it’s job. Thank you.
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Apr 13, 2022
Door Stop
This product screwed into the base of the door and lined up to keep my handle off the wall. Easy did all doors in a short time. I changed my scheme from brass to brushed nickel
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Apr 5, 2022
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Feb 1, 2022
After making the pilot hole and starting to screw it...
After making the pilot hole and starting to screw it into the wall, it broke off. Now I have part of it in the wall and the other part in the trash… it happened twice. Lesson learned.