Door Stop Rubber, BearMoo Flexible Door Stop Wedge 4-Pack - Smart Stackable Slip-Resistant Design - Door Stops Work Well on All Surfaces (White)

I purchased these to slip into a ramp for a scooter in our vehicle. I tried it for about a week and quit using them They kept sliding out. I did not returned them because I used them and they show some wear. But they ARE more flexible than any of the other ones I have tried.

These door stops really stop doors good.

So, we bought these to use at the top of our accordion fold closet doors to keep our very curious cat from being able to open them. As such, they work perfectly. They are mostly solid with grip lines for the majority of the wedge, so they don't break down like other hollower styles with repeated use.They are a bit shorter, and are designed to stack up if you have a higher door, but we have not used them as such.

These door stoppers are a nice alternate white color to the normal brown that doesn't look too nice in some rooms. They are only semi-effective in door stopping though. They are somewhat slim, so unless you have two of them stacked up, your door may not get caught by them, especially if you have a higher clearance door from the floor. We had to stack two of them together for two of our doors, and even with that, one of the doors still doesn't get completely stopped by them. It is a nice option to have to stack them on each other though. The two little nubs on top of each of them aren't very effective at doing anything as our door just pushes the stopped out of the way if it gets pressed against those only. I would recommend turning the stopped over so the nub side is pushing against the floor, which might work better in some cases. I would also recommend ordering extra of these because if you have any higher clearance doors, you will have to stack two of them together to be anywhere close enough to stop the door effectively.

These are ok, but not great. A simple tweak in the design could make them great.Overall construction and thickness is fine, but they're not as described. They made of grippy rubber so don't slide, but don't fit together like is claimed. Yes, you can put one on top of the other to create more thickness, but they don't actually snap together. They simply lay on top of each other and are loose. You have to use tape to keep them together.What they should have done is create little holes on the bottom where the top notches snap into. Instead there's just a large opening on the bottom, but again they just lay on top of each other and are loose. They work great if you just need one, but two together doesn't work very well without using tape.

Our RV bedroom door has a large gap at top and bottom to facilitate airflow. There is a magnetic door catch, but if the RV is not level it tends to release the door - which in turn blocks the hallway leading to the bedroom. I could not find a door stop that would fill the 2" gap and take a minimum amount of space from the standpoint of product length. The BearMoo Door stop met our needs perfectly, although it took all four wedges to do the job. The door stop seems to grip the floor just fine, and it holds it open much more dependably than the magnetic catch. Very happy with the purchase.

Hi,We have one of the clothes dryers that have an un-flat top (i.e., it is curved, and we had always put empty laundry baskets on the old dryer, so I bought these to act as wedges in the front of the baskets, to prevent them from sliding off of the dryer top. These are nice because they are stackable so I could put 2 stacked which worked perfectly for the curve on the top of the dryer. Also, these are not super hard rubber, but rather are somewhat "sticky", so they grip the top of the dryer.We actually had a slight defect on one of the set of 4, and the seller was super nice and sent replacements!

I thought all door stoppers were basically the same, but I was proven wrong. I settled on these stoppers because they were very thin but they could be stacked to modify thickness. I actually didn't need them to stop any doors, but to hold my drawers closed for some under bed storage that I have; one of my cats enjoys ripping the drawers open and crawling under the bed to sleep on all of my clean sheets. Because the gap under the drawers is very narrow, I needed a very narrow stopper, and these stoppers did not disappoint. The stacking pegs also work to keep doors from sliding over the top, driving them downward to generate extra grip. I tested them on linoleum, but I'm using them on carpet, and they work equally well on both. Plus, for the price of the nearest competitors, you could buy two sets of these. I'm debating buying another set just for the hell of it.

thought all door stoppers were basically the same, but I was proven wrong. I settled on these stoppers because they were very thin but they could be stacked to modify thickness. I actually didn't need them to stop any doors, but to hold my drawers closed for some under bed storage that I have; one of my cats enjoys ripping the drawers open and crawling under the bed to sleep on all of my clean sheets. Because the gap under the drawers is very narrow, I needed a very narrow stopper, and these stoppers did not disappoint. The stacking pegs also work to keep doors from sliding over the top, driving them downward to generate extra grip. I tested them on linoleum, but I'm using them on carpet, and they work equally well on both. Plus, for the price of the nearest competitors, you could buy two sets of these. I'm debating buying another set just for the hell of it.

I originally bought to use them as intended. By chance I was rearranging my home studio and discovered that my elevated pedal board arrangement left me with a slight gap between it and the floor. The door stoppers were a perfect fit. Also my music room door has the tendency to vibrate with the bass speakers. Simple solution, a small rubber wedge, door stopper. I also like that they can be stacked. Perfect solutions for minor problems.

Unfortunately these did not work on our doors even with stacking them. I was excited that they were stackable, and that they were a softer rubber because I thought maybe they would be able to grip better.

Our garage entrance door is higher than normal and it is set up to close right away so that cold air doesn’t come in. Bought this to prop the door open when bringing in groceries. Sadly it doesn’t work well when one is stacked on top of the other. The top one gets pushed off by the door. It also starts to slowly slide with the door…

I use this to keep my computer desk keyboard tray from sliding under the desk while typing on the keyboard.This is a flaw of the keyboard tray that slides too easy.Pros:I need all four wedges stacked up to reach 40mm (1-5/8") of height which works great.The rubber material is very nice to work with.Cons:The stacking only works for stacking the thick end of one wedge on the thick end of another wedge.It would be nice to be able to stack the narrow end of one wedge on the thick end of another wedge.This could be achieved by having holes at the narrow side.I might try to cut those holes out myself.