Sunday, April 12, 2015

How to Prevent a Door from Hitting A Wall or Closet with a Door Stop Hinge

Door Stop Hinge
Do you have a mirrored closet door that needs to be protected from a door handle that hits it when opened? And of course, being a mirrored closet, a regular door stop won't work?
A Review of a Product that Solves the Problem!
Well if so, after a bit of research, I found the perfect door stop to use that literally takes minutes to install, doesn't require any drilling, and won't stand out as an eyesore.
Hinge Pin Door Stops are a terrific little gadget that simply slip into the top hinge pin of the door causing the rubber protector to stop against the door frame and thus prevent the door or door handle from hitting the wall, closet door, or mirrored closet door beside it.
Several of the rooms in our home have mirrored closet doors that happen to be close to the main entry door of the room itself. 
The main washroom in our home is an example; when you open the washroom door, the handle can crash into the mirrored closet door and potentially break the glass. 
The floor in our washroom is ceramic, so a floor mounted door stop would be too much work to install, not to mention the awful thought of drilling into the ceramic!
The Hinge we Installed to Protect
Our Mirrored Closet Doors
So after going on the hunt for a solution, I came across the wonderful little gadget called a 'door stop hinge'. My husband literally put it on the door in five minutes.
We also used one for a door where the door would hit the wall before it would hit the door stop; for years it bothered me that our door was getting marked up, and now, after repainting our door and placing a hinge pin door stop in the top hinge...problem solved.
By Barbara Tremblay Cipak




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7 comments:

  1. It always amazes me that people are able to invent these little gadgets! Never knew this existed. I'm not in need of one now, but I'll remember this for future homes.

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    1. Dawn when my hubby wanted to drill into the ceramic I went on the hunt for a simpler solution lol and found this quite by accident

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  2. These thing really are nifty little gadgets! From where i am sitting right now, I can see the one my husband put on our door to keep it from hitting the pictures I have hung on the wall. They really do work great!

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    1. hey that's great that you discovered these handy little things!

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  3. What a handy little gadget! Those floor mounted stoppers never seem to work that well. This looks like the perfect solution.

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    1. Pat, it really is a simple solution to a pain in the butt problem lol

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  4. I can see how this is a simple solution to a problem faced by many with mirrored closet doors. I never had any idea such a thing existed

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