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Model: Amazon Basics Spring Door Stop, Polished Chrome, 12-Pack
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A widely overlooked secondary 'function/capability' of these spring door stops is its ability to hold a door open.
Especially for problematic 'easy-swinging' doors that frequently want to move partially closed or away from the backstop.
Just step on the spring tip as the door gets close, allow the door to go OVER the rubber tip of the spring stop, then release your foot.
The rubber tip and the spring tension will keep the door where it is.
I always thought these sucked at absorbing impact from the door, but then I realized the spring is to prevent you from destroying your toes on it if you accidentally kick it.
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A widely overlooked secondary 'function/capability' of these spring door stops is its ability to hold a door open.
Especially for problematic 'easy-swinging' doors that frequently want to move partially closed or away from the backstop.
Just step on the spring tip as the door gets close, allow the door to go OVER the rubber tip of the spring stop, then release your foot.
The rubber tip and the spring tension will keep the door where it is.
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Especially for problematic 'easy-swinging' doors that frequently want to move partially closed or away from the backstop.
Just step on the spring tip as the door gets close, allow the door to go OVER the rubber tip of the spring stop, then release your foot.
The rubber tip and the spring tension will keep the door where it is.
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Especially for problematic 'easy-swinging' doors that frequently want to move partially closed or away from the backstop.
Just step on the spring tip as the door gets close, allow the door to go OVER the rubber tip of the spring stop, then release your foot.
The rubber tip and the spring tension will keep the door where it is.
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