Heavy Duty Door Stop
Buy the best heavy duty door stop selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
Heavy duty door stops are available in a wide variety of configurations and materials to protect your doors, walls, and baseboards against damage. When shopping for a door stop, find the ideal door stop that protects your doors and walls while complementing your home's décor or color scheme. Manufacturers make door stops in a variety of finishes. Polished brass, chrome, and stainless steel are common, but you can also find more muted or matte styles for a more understated look. Discover the best heavy duty door stop for stylish protection.
Heavy Duty Door Stop
Buying Guide
Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
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Wham! That’s the sound of your door’s knob smacking into the wall behind the chair. If you have children, no matter how many times you tell them, there will be that moment when they are too excited to be careful about how they open the door. Kids aren’t the only ones who sometimes forget about doors and walls.
A heavy-duty door stop is the perfect solution to protecting walls from that back-slamming door. But that isn’t the only reason for a good door stop. There are times when you need a door to stay open, either for ventilation or because you are carrying things through it. These are more good reasons for a good doorstop.
The Basic Wedge
A basic wedge-shaped doorstop is the perfect helper when you need to have a door stay open. It can also help keep a door closed if you are worried about whether the lock will hold during the night. A stainless steel wedge cushioned with rubber to protect floors and the bottom of the door.
Extra Fancy Rubber Wedge
The Wundermax Decorative Doorstoppers have unique shape that has some serious stopping power to keep doors open or closed as desired. They have a sloped design that works perfectly with most doors, and a ridged base helps prevent slipping. They also come with a hanger so they can be kept tidy and easy to find between uses.
Stop and Hook Built-In Door Stop
Floor mounted door stop with a rubber pad to keep your door from banging back against the wall. This puts an end to the dreaded “Wham!” when some excited person bursts through a door. If you need to keep the door open, the door stop has a hook that will secure the door in the open position. This is excellent for doors that are likely to have a lot of traffic, especially people who are carrying heavy packages.
Kickdown Door Stop
Tired of looking for the door stop when you need it? Attach a kickdown door stop to the back of your door. The unit is screwed to the bottom of the door where it is out of the way until it is needed. When required, all it takes is a tap with your toe and the door stop is ready to hold the door in open position. The only downside to this type of door stop is that eventually the rubber on the bottom of the kickdown arm will wear and will eventually need to be replaced.
Springy Wall Protector
Sometimes the main thing you want a door stop to do is to protect the wall from a slammed back door. But a rubber tipped spring is the perfect defense for your wall. The door meets the cushioned end of the doorstop and protects the wall from the doorknob – that part of a door that is lethal to wallboard.
Hinge Pin Door Stop
Need a way to stop a door from opening? The Hinge pin door stop slides onto the hinges and keeps the door in the desired position.