Nuk3y Door Saver 3 III Hinge Pin Stop for Residential Doors Fits All 3" to 4-1/2" Hinges (Satin Nickel)

Easy to install and a much cleaner look than the factory stopper

I needed a door stop for a very particular purpose. The location of the door I needed these for precludes using a doorstop you screw into the wall (I wouldn't use one of those anyway, other than as a last resort). The typical hinge pin doorstop does not work because, even at full adjustment, it does not allow the door to open far enough. I needed a doorstop that would allow the door to open in the neighborhood of 140 degrees. This was perfect for the job. It worked great on my door, but you need to read the listing carefully, as there are a few situations where this doorstop is not suitable.

I went with this option after a traditional door stopper was put in a hole in one of my closet doors. They work in terms of preventing another hole in the door, but the build quality could be better. It sometimes feels like it is going to break with some pressure on the door.

Love how low-profile these are. They look so much nicer than the big spring units on the baseboard or other solutions. You almost won't even notice they are there.

Lucky me. I get to post the first honest and unbiased review NOT in exchange for a discount or free item. I bought five of these figuring I would be on the safe side installing three on a solid wood door and two on a hollow door. I chose them because they had adjustable cams and that would give me a bit of flexibility for doors I needed to set at 90 degrees and therein avoid the door handles smacking into a gypsum board wall. After installing the first three, the 90 degree setting allowed the door with the slightest force to still bang the wall. On the next cam setting the door will only open to about 80 degrees, then swing back and stay put at about 70 degrees. This is because the upper and lower stop bars torque against one another and start to "V", as they are too short and weakly made to create a solid stop. And because of this "V"ing, the top cam pushes the hinge pin further and further out each time you open the door, exacerbating the problem. It doesn't help that now with these things installed, the hinge pins no longer securely reach the bottom hinge loop.If I'm not doing a good job of explaining why these do not work, let me sum it up by saying they do not work. I can see why, and I'm available to consult on a re-engineering project in exchange for replacement free items that I can give my honest and unbiased opinion about.

These door stoppers don’t touch your door, but they do dig into your trim and gouge them. It’s a good concept in theory, but they need to figure out a way where the cams don’t touch the trim

Low key and works great. Pantry door doesn't damage the counter now.

When you do the adjustment, it is too much. Needs small increments. I ended up having to order a door stopper after all.