National Hardware N213-561 V337 2-Pack White Wall Mounted Door Stoppers with Air-Cushioned Action, Self-Adhesive Wall Protectors for Door Knob Damage Prevention

The National Hardware N213-561 V337 Wall Door Stops in White have proven to be a simple yet highly effective solution for protecting my walls and doors. This two-pack provides excellent value and functionality. Installation was a breeze. These door stops come with all the necessary hardware, and I had them mounted in just a few minutes. The white finish blends seamlessly with my walls, making them unobtrusive and neat-looking. The quality is impressive. The rubber tip is sturdy yet gentle on my doors, preventing any damage even with frequent use. They do an excellent job of keeping the door from slamming into the wall, effectively preventing those unsightly dents and marks. The size is just right, providing enough clearance to stop the door without sticking out too much. They’re also easy to clean, which is a nice bonus. Overall, the National Hardware N213-561 V337 Wall Door Stops are a great addition to any home. They combine simplicity, effectiveness, and ease of installation into a reliable package. Highly recommended!

These are great, they are perfect as a door handle stopper. They are thick and no tools needed for hanging them. Very happy with what I received.

Glad I went with these!! I have a 16 month old toddler who thinks it's just hilarious to slam doors into walls. I was panicking that we were going to have large holes in our sheet rock so I started surfing good ole Amazon and came across these. My main concern was that they weren't going to stick because we have textured and painted walls all throughout the house. But they totally did/do!! They've been up for a couple weeks now and have not fallen down. Super easy to install. Just peel off the backing, line the door knob to the wall where you want the stopper and stick it there. No glue or tools needed. The last thing I wanted to do was install door knob stoppers INTO my wall or into my floor molding thus creating holes. I don't like holes! They are very bouncy. He could slam the doors really hard and no damage would be done at all. They are a little on the larger side (about size of a half dollar) but I think that's to accommodate many different types of door knobs. Aesthetically, they look good as all of our trim is white and doors are white. I do recommend these!!! Good price, durable and easy to install.

It works well.

There are two in a pack, so you can do two doors. There is a plastic plate that adheres to the wall. The adhesive is strong, and will not come off without tearing the paint and outer layers of the drywall off (unless you use some solvent and slowly loosen). Make sure to read the directions, and install it so that the door lock button does not directly hit the plastic cushon, just the knob. Mark with pencil before using the adhesive. These cover up drywall damage and patches well. Both my doors had dents or cracks, and this hides them. One was so damaged I had to use joint compound.. but then the adhesive would not stick so well. I ended up installing a metal drywall anchor, and then screwing it through the plastic to secure it well. My only complaints are that they could be larger, and the rubber button is a little uneven, so I have to rotate it to get the visible side flush with the wall.

It blends well on my white wall, and it is not noticeable for guests at home (it was placed on the main aisle, when everybody can see it). I was afraid it could get dirty fast, but after 5 months of usage it is clean and perfect. Adhesive is great. Super easy to install. Since it is made of soft rubberized plastic the door know (modern and minimalist bar shaped) is protected and intact. Is a little bit big, but not a problem because it camouflages with the wall.

I've tried a lot of different door stops over the past few years; I hate the springy stops you screw into molding (or worse, the door), because they rust, they bend, they get in the way of vacuum cleaners and mops, etc. I like some of the basic rubber stops you screw into the wall, but they don't offer a whole lot of protection when someone opens the door too abruptly. These door stops create a natural air cushion, which really helps protect your wall from a hard bump. Installation is a breeze: Peel away an adhesive strip, and push onto the wall. That's it. You can even pop off the actual rubber/cushion part after you stick on the back plastic if you want--that way you can paint around it without getting paint on the rubber, and when you pop the rubber part back on, you won't see any of the old paint. The ball is about 2/3 the size of a normal tennis ball, but on a light-colored wall, it blends in perfectly. I just ordered two more for the rest of my bedroom and bathroom doors.

Damaged the wall worse than the door handle. Made an awful slapping sound, didn’t yield or absorb the force at all.

Used this for a small front entrance. Our wall was continually getting holes because our floor stopper would come off. This has solved continually patching behind the door. It is squishy enough to save the handle but firm enough to stop the door.