SCHLAGE Ives by Schlage 70A5 Hinge Pin Door Stop
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About SCHLAGE Ives by Schlage 70A5 Hinge Pin Door Stop
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
91% appreciated the adjustability, though 9% didn't
This product is a perfect solution for me as I have a small bathroom and the door was hitting the toilet seat when opened too far.
The adjustable nut ran out of threading before stopping the door and the pad on the adjustable end hangs loosely and falls off occasionally.
83% praised the design
I suggest sticking felt pads on the ends of door-stoppers to prevent black marks on the trim.
95% found it effective, but 5% faced issues
This door stop is perfect for adjusting the door to open only so far.
The door stop is not effective as the adjustable nut runs out of threading before stopping the door and the pad on the adjustable end hangs loosely and falls off occasionally.
92% found the material to be high-quality, but 8% didn't
I was pleasantly surprised to find that the door stop has a springiness/softness and elasticity to it, preventing it from hitting hard against the wall or door moldings when it makes contact.
The door stop broke on the hinge part, revealing that it is made of cheap and soft metal.
I have warned that this door stopper can leave dents in cheap soft builders-grade wood trim if felt pads are not used.
The door stop has a problem with the adjustable nut and the pad on the adjustable end falls off occasionally.
89% were satisfied with the noise reduction, though 11% weren't
The stop has a springiness/softness and elasticity to prevent it from hitting hard against the wall or door moldings when it makes contact.
Using felt pads with the door stopper is important to avoid dents in the trim, especially if it is made of cheap or soft wood.
94% praised the sturdiness, while 6% found it tipped over easily
The door stop is not sturdy enough. The adjustable nut ran out of threading before it would stop the door and the pad on the adjustable end is not fitted at all, it just hangs loosely and falls off occasionally.
Using felt pads is important when using the stopper to avoid dents in the trim, especially if it is cheap and soft.
