Not too much to say. They look decent and they work.Installation tip: the flat plastic protector goes against the door and the rounded stopper goes against the door frame or wall.These look much better then the shiny brass ones that are carried locally at my hardware store. They aren't complex and they work as advertised.If you put them on a door that could open 180° you won't be able to adjust these to allow that much opening. The max angle these seem to allow is about 125°.Why not five stars?No inst..
Granted, these are simple to install once you know what you're doing, but there were no instructions or pix showing which side goes against the door and which goes against the wall. When I googled there were several amazingly unhelpful "how-to" sites that didn't tell me what I needed to know, until finally: put the adjustable side towards the wall. That said, great product. It's out of the way and doesn't project out from baseboard moldings where it's either unsightly or a hazard. One caution - my cont..
Okay, first of all here are the easy instructionsInstructions: (amazon wouldnt let me post a link so here are step by step instructions)Before you get started, here's a list of things you'll need:- Door stop- Screwdriver or point chisel- HammerWith that, follow the simple steps below to install a hinged door stop in no time!Step #1: Decide whether you want to install the door stop at the door's top hinge or at its bottom hinge.Step #2: Close the door to keep it in place while working.Step #3: Place the..
