Door Stopper-Front and Back Rubber

Material: These door stoppers are typically constructed from durable materials such as rubber, plastic, or metal, ensuring they withstand regular use and impact.

Dual-Sided Rubber: Featuring rubber on both the front and back sides, these stoppers provide excellent grip and prevent slipping or scratching on various floor surfaces while effectively holding the door in place.

Design: The design typically includes a wedge-shaped or cylindrical profile, allowing for easy placement under the door.

Size: Available in various sizes to accommodate different door heights and weights, ensuring a secure fit for various door types.

Anti-Skid Properties: The rubber components have anti-skid properties, preventing the door from unintentionally moving or slamming shut, enhancing safety.

Easy Installation: Simple to use, just place the stopper in the desired position, either under the door or behind it, to prevent the door from closing fully or opening too widely.

Floor Protection: The rubber on the backside ensures that the door stopper won't damage or leave marks on the floor or door, making it suitable for both hardwood and tile floors.

Versatile: Can be used in various settings, including homes, offices, and commercial spaces, to prevent doors from swinging shut due to drafts or breezes.

Portability: Lightweight and easy to transport, making it convenient for travel or use in different rooms as needed.

Noise Reduction: Door stoppers with rubber components help reduce noise caused by door slamming, providing a quieter environment.

Multi-Purpose: Besides holding doors open, they can also be used to secure doors in a partially open position, allowing for ventilation without full access.

Color Options: Available in various colors to match your decor or blend in with the surroundings.

Pack Size: Sold in sets or individually, depending on your needs.

Durability: Designed to withstand repeated use without losing its effectiveness or durability.

Cost-Effective: A cost-effective solution to prevent doors from closing accidentally or causing damage.