Gotega Door Stopper, 2 Packs Kickdown Door Stop with One Touch Adjustable Height and Rubber Tip 4 Inches, Heavy Duty Door Stops, Door Holder, Bottom of Door

I bought this door stop to replace one that looked exactly liked this but when I searched for it to buy again it was listed at 20 dollars. I found this and it looked exactly alike -- even the mounting holes were the same. This maybe is a tad lighter in weight, however not much. With a two pack I would imagine this should last close to as long as my previous -- and for half the price a great value nevertheless.My old one just broke -- the spring mechanism fell apart. However, this gets used daily with three kids stomping on it numerous times a day.As for the utility, I bought this type because six years ago my oldest smashed my middle kid's finger in the door (hinge side) -- not on purpose -- but just haphazardly, not paying attention. Luckily no serious injuries. But I could see the potential for some serious damage to fingers.The door that this is mounted to is to our garage from the house and it is a heavy door that doesn't stay open but swings closed. With three kids plowing through the door into the house, this eases my worries. Easy installation, just get it in the ball park and the adjustable feet can do the rest once mounted.Highly recommend, not only for safety if you have kids, but also for bringing things in say from the garage into the house -- this keeps the door open. This came with some screws and a gasket -- I did not use either -- just reused the screws from my previous model. May want to predrill the holes before screwing in to the door, especially if you are going into a steel door.

They are not at all hard to install, but I suppose that if you don't have any idea about what you are doing they might not work right. Here in this country house, a sudden gust of wind can cause several of the doors to slam shut hard, and it is more than just annoying. These little door stops work perfectly, and are very easy to get used to. You have to be a little coordinated to push them down carefully, but it's not at all hard to do. Releasing them with the pedal also requires a little coordination as you have to let them come up slowly and touch the door. If not, they make an unpleasant "bang." They seem well made and I hope they'll last a very long time. Even if they didn't, I'd buy them again. When you need them they are nowhere to be found. I couldn't be happier with them. We'll see what happens after a couple of years.Update:I was a little leary of somebody saying they didn't last. Mine have, very, very well---it's been well over a year of constant use. One has to be used several times a day because it holds open a door that a sudden breeze will slam hard, but when it's open, it covers a closet space, so it to get to the things in the closet the door has to be closed, and then opened again. Several times every day.With a a little practice, it is very easy to press the unlock button with your foot, barefoot or with work boots, and at the same time let it strike your foot or shoe to keep it from "jumping" up and making any noise. In the same way it's also very easy to reset again. You don't even have to look, and it can be done in the dark.

These door stops work but slide out of place a small amount. I have to keep adjusting the door if it slides out of place

they R good quality but not strong enough for our metal doors

These kickdown stoppers are the kind of product you don’t think you need… until you use them once. The one-touch mechanism makes deployment super easy with your foot, and they hold firm even on tile and concrete. I used mine on garage doors, workshop access doors, and even a laundry room entry—the grip is consistent across all surfaces.✅ Easy foot-activation✅ Adjustable height fits most gaps✅ Sturdy rubber tip = no slipping or floor scuffing✅ Comes with screws and instructions⛔ Not ideal for soft carpet or uneven outdoor ground⛔ Springs feel slightly stiff at first but loosen with usePerfect for high-traffic doors that never stay open when you need them to. Total game-changer for hands-free access.

Very clever mechanism and efficient... while it last. After about six months of usage, all of these that I have bought, they gave been replaced. What failed on most of them was the spring mechanism to raise the footing back up. I have switched back to the traditional door stops with no springs

These stops work amazingly. I love that you can put them up without having to bend down and flip them up manually. Just step on the top and the spring pulls them up. Great price as well.

I bought these door stops because the appearance suggests that the door will be locked in position and resist moving in either direction. I thought that the doorstop flipped down would dig into the carpet or bite down with the rubber pad grip on a hard floor and cause the door to not be moveable in either direction. In reality, the hinged doorstop never really "locks" itself at the hinge so it starts to fold if dragged. It can be adjusted to push down on carpet. But the doorstop only fixes the door in one direction. When you push the door from the doorstop side it will simply drag on the carpet without stopping the door. Additionally unlike a normal rubber doorstop this one makes a metal clank when you push it from the opposite side.