Door Stopper Wall(6 Pack,Grey),Wall Protector from Door Knobs Rubber,2 inch Door Stopper Wall Protector,Self-Adhesive Wall Protector for Door,Chair,Fridge,Cupboards,Bathroom,Windows.

I must moved into a new home and found that several of my doors were opening wide enough to hit the wall. The basement door actually chipped the wall. So frustrating when you have freshly painted walls and they are marked up or ruined in two weeks time. I found these adhesive rubber door shields on Amazon and ordered them first in gray. They arrived and within one minute I had the package opened and one door shield installed. It was that easy. No difficult directions. No applying the adhesive first. Just peel, press and stick. I have had them on the wall now for weeks and they have not fallen off or moved from the spot that I originally installed them. The first set I got was gray to match my gray walls. The second set I ordered was white so I could attach a shield to my white shiplap to keep the door handle from marking it and causing a dent in the wood. Worked like a charm! Just like the first set!

What did you expect? It has a sticky back. You stick it to the wall. Your door hits it, rather than the wall behind it. There's your review.

Overview:As described.Experience:Using on a gray painted wall that has a know hole already and this is big enough to cover and protect the wall. They are thinker than others and a little less resilient but again they work just fine. They are light gray with a dimpled design that I think looks nicer than white or clear type. Install is easy, just clean wall with alcohol to remove any oils. Adhesion is good and so far stay where I put them..

Good for tight areas where a traditional door stop would lessen doorway opening and access. We used for a 1/2 bath where door knob was always banging into the sheet rock and leaving a mark. Couldn't be any simpler to use.

I bought these as the door stops that came with my house were putting holes in the walls from use. These have stuck in place no problem even when getting hit by the door knob. The white fits well with my white walls so you barely notice anything is there. They are sort of gummy but not sticky so the knob just bounces off. The installation could not have been easier. You just peel the back paper off and stick it on the wall. I have not had to remove them yet so I am unsure if it will pull any of the wall with it.

Loving these after having them up about a week now. We bought an old house that didn't seem to have any type of door stoppers, and these have helped us tremendously. I will say they do need to be on a flat surface, we have one on a very slightly curved wall and it doesn't stay stuck very well. Otherwise, they work well and I like that they came in enough colors that we could match different paint in our house.

It was used in the bathroom wall and in the laundry room.

I stuck it to the wall turned around to throw out the plastic and the toddler was bouncing on the door up against the stopper. Normally would have just been bouncing on the door to the wall. After he realized that he wasn't hitting the wall he tried to pull it off ( my biggest fear since he has already pulled off other ones) nope he has now tried two different times to pull it off and it is still holding strong.

I have an odd situation where my tiny bathroom doesn’t allow the door to open all the way to the wall because someone installed a towel bar in the wrong place. They used a hinge stopper which made opening the door even more of a challenge. I put one of these on the flat face of the door knob and now it softly bumps up against the towel bar until we can remodel.

I bought these because my toddler enjoys playing with all the doors in the house. Installation is fast and easy. The adhesive seems to be strong and is staying put. My walls are saved and the doors no longer make a loud bang when swung open by an adventurous one year old. I'm happy.

I love these things! They are incredibly easy to apply and the adhesion is fantastic. In the last 10 years, I have patched the same spot 4 times because my door seems to push the door stopper spring closer to the floor then, the handle bumps into the wall.

Doesn't stand out on the wall. Really muffles the sound of the door hitting the wall and protects at the same time. I have not tried to remove it so not sure what it will do to the paint.

Great foam bumper but the manufacturer needs to fix the adhesive. The foam part separates from the sticky pad very quickly. I will have to super glue them together :(