Modern Door Stopper
Buy the best modern door stopper selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
Whether it is keeping the door open, or keeping it closed, a modern door stop will do the job beautifully. They can keep your door from being flung open and punching a hole in the wall with the door handle, or when locked in place, can deter intruders, even when they kick the door. Both ways have a steadfast and tremendous level of function for all your doorstep needs.
Modern Door Stopper
Buying Guide
Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
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Modern door stops are heavy and small; you want a durable, dense item to take up this task. A good door stop should present visual interest to the room, as well. You’ll want to check the materials in your prospective door stop to see heavy-duty rubber, concrete, wood, or even rope—definitely not foam or plastic. A soft covering on top to protect your door and an anti-skid, rubber coating on bottom to protect your floor and keep it in place are also good things to look out for in a high-quality modern door stop.
Knowing where to best place your modern door stop will prevent damage to your door and your walls located behind the door. Floor door stops should never be installed in areas where people are prone to trip over them. Skirting door stops are ideal for keeping dents and scratches off the walls that could be caused by your door handle slamming against the wall.
Door wedges, on the other hand, are one of the most versatile door stops and with good reason. You can place them underneath your door to hold it open or prevent damage on your walls from any impact. The bonus is that they are portable, and you can move and remove them as and when you please.