Magnetic Door Stopper

Q: How does the Magnetic Door Stopper work?

The Magnetic Door Stopper uses a powerful magnet combined with a soft-catch spring buffer to hold doors securely in the open position. When the door contacts the stopper, the magnet catches and holds it firmly while the spring buffer absorbs the impact to prevent damage. This dual-action system keeps doors from slamming shut, even in breezy or high-traffic areas.

Q: Can I install the Magnetic Door Stopper without drilling holes?

Yes, the Magnetic Door Stopper supports two installation methods. You can use the included 3M adhesive for a no-drill installation, or you can use screws for a more permanent mount. This flexibility allows you to choose the best option based on your surface type and preference.

Q: Where can I mount the Magnetic Door Stopper?

The Magnetic Door Stopper is designed for versatile mounting and can be installed on both walls and floors. This gives you the flexibility to position it wherever it works best for your door configuration and room layout.

Q: Is the Magnetic Door Stopper durable for long-term use?

Yes, the Magnetic Door Stopper is built with a rust-resistant stainless steel finish that ensures long-lasting durability. The quality construction is designed to withstand regular use in high-traffic areas while maintaining its appearance and functionality over time.

Q: How many door stoppers come in a package?

The Magnetic Door Stopper comes in a 2-pack, allowing you to secure two doors or have a backup stopper available.

Q: Will the Magnetic Door Stopper work in areas with airflow or drafts?

Yes, the powerful magnet is specifically designed to hold doors firmly even in breezy conditions. The strong magnetic hold ensures your door stays open despite air movement from windows, HVAC systems, or high-traffic areas.

Q: Does the Magnetic Door Stopper prevent door damage?

Yes, the soft-catch spring buffer is designed to absorb impact when the door contacts the stopper, protecting both your door and walls from damage that can occur from repeated slamming or hard contact.