Door Stoppers - Large 3.15" (4 PCS) - Door Stoppers for Wall with Strong Back Adhesive - Quiet and Shock Absorbent Silicone Wall Protectors from Door Knobs - Protects Every Surface - White

These door stoppers are exactly what I was looking for—sleek, minimal, and effective. The design is modern and low-profile, so they don’t stick out or draw attention. I really appreciate the color—it blends seamlessly into the wall, making them almost unnoticeable, which is perfect for maintaining a clean, uncluttered look in the room.They do a great job at protecting both the wall and the door, and installation was quick and easy. The quality feels solid and durable, so I expect them to last a long time. Highly recommend if you're looking for something that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing!

These have helped keep our kitchen cabinet doors from denting the wall. They are on the small side but are sufficient for our need. They stick well and are white like our walls. They are super easy to stick to the wall. Great price for a needed item.

Very easy to use and provides protection for the walls from the door handle that keeps bashing it. It's inexpensive and highly practical. I haven't had to remove it, so I don't know how easy that will be, but it sticks to the wall, it's functional, and not obtrusive.

It works pretty well. It sticks well and thick enough.

I recently purchased a set of door stoppers, and overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase. Here are my thoughts:Pros:Sturdy Construction: These door stoppers are made from durable materials that feel solid and well-constructed. They easily hold even heavy doors in place without slipping.Design: The design is simple yet effective. They fit seamlessly with my home decor, and their compact size makes them easy to store when not in use.Non-Slip Base: The rubber base is fantastic. It ensures that the door stopper stays put, even on smooth surfaces like hardwood or tile floors.Affordable Price: Given their quality and effectiveness, I find the price to be very reasonable. It's a great value for the money.Cons:Limited Color Options: While the neutral color works well for most situations, it would be nice to have a few more color choices to better match different room styles.Size: For extremely large or heavy doors, a slightly larger option might be necessary. These work perfectly for standard doors but struggle a bit with oversized ones.Overall:These door stoppers have proven to be a reliable and cost-effective solution for keeping my doors in place. They combine functionality with a clean design, making them a great addition to any home. Despite a few minor drawbacks, I highly recommend them to anyone in need of a good door stopper.

Love the ease and simplicity of this product! It’s so easy to pop on the wall and fixed a hole made by door knob. Looks great too!

I would like to rate it after use...so far it looks good, I tried one, it's easy to apply, would like to see how it holds up

The last owners of our house installed hinge-mounted doorstops everywhere, on hollow composite doors, and the doors and walls have the holes to prove it. We needed something to absorb the impact from the doorknobs and prevent more lock-shaped indentations, and took a chance on these. Well, they stick to the walls beautifully—sometimes too well, more on that later—and they even prevented damage from someone slamming a door into a wall. The transparent gel means we don’t have to worry about matching colors for different walls, and for the most part, they’re discreet enough to pass notice.As for impact absorption, imagine poking one of those gel candles from the 90s. What happens? Nothing, unless you really dig into the gel. Now magnify that by ten. You can poke, punch, dig, and even jab these things and all it does is bounce right back like bad tacos but with less heartburn and no noise. We haven’t tried stabbing or cutting them, so I can’t speak to that, but the door handle bounces right off like nothing else.The only downside we’ve found is, ironically, they stick a bit too well. I forgot to accommodate for the positioning of an appliance when I put a stopper on our back door; when I removed it, I did the usual twisting motion you use to remove gel mounting tape. It took off a huge patch of paint the shape of the doorstop, all the way down to the wood. These even stick on eggshell finish, greasy paint, bare wood, and textured walls with no falling off. Just…don’t do what I did. Make sure you know exactly where you need it before you slap it on, or go for some dental floss to remove it.