How to Install Spring Door Stop & Hinge Door Stop: Protect Your Walls From Door Knob Damage!

Thanks for checking in! Im going to show you the easiest way to prevent damage in your home form DOOR KNOBS. Never patch or repair your drywall from your doors again with 2 simple door stoppers! Hope you learn something!
*******PLEASE NOTE*******
I am a professional at using these tools. Please use the proper safety equipment for each tool and refer to the manual for operating instructions!
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This is going to be the easiest way to prevent damage to your walls or other areas in your home. There are many ways to prevent this damage, maybe a plastic plate that sticks to the drywall, or a rubber bumper, but the most eye appealing way and the easiest way is to install these 2 different styles of door stops.
Any questions please let me know! Hope you have a great day!
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[@alanbleacher7474]

Thank you, very clear and precise instructions!

[@RainerK.]

We have rubbery protectors that you can pull over the door handle. Works pretty well.

[@pathaywood5229]

Excellent how-tos for 70 year old independent homeowner woman!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much for leaving a comment! Let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day 😎

[@MAGAMAN]

I have seen those hinge attached stoppers push a hole through a door. It was probably slammed open and the door was probably very cheaply made, but it is something to be aware of. Definitely use the baseboard mounted type if possible.

[@deenajones9019]

Your video was excellent! Great camera work. The install process was explained in such detail that a beginner could easily perform this job. In fact, I was searching for door stop how-to's and hands down-I will be following your steps.

[@aqadirkhan]

Informative to choose the right ones for installation. Thanks for sharing

[@huntercarlson5446]

Very welcome! Thank you for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@Freeworld856]

Thank you so much for all your videos, now I don’t have to wait for a family member to come and help me with all these little diy projects. ❤️❤️

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are very welcome! I appreciate your time to watch and leave a quick comment! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask! Have a blessed day!

[@pateltap7]

Great

[@arnjeca]

Yaaaaas! Thank you for the options in different scenarios

[@luchatijuanera3636]

I love your videos, you explain very simple and clear for people without experience, we learn.

[@huntercarlson5446]

I really appreciate the feedback and thank you for your support! Have a blessed day 😎

[@Smarteagle2008]

Awesome. Great explanation. Love it. Thank you!

[@bmwof-texas3923]

Wonderful explanations Thank you

[@huntercarlson5446]

Very welcome! Thanks for watching! Have a blessed day 😎

[@ermenk]

Our front door has a spring door stop on the bottom just like this first one you showed, but we are still getting a hole in the wall from the door handle. If the wind catches the door or a child opens it and doesn't hold onto it, it hits the spring door stop and the spring flexes enough that the door handle still hits the wall. Any suggestions?

[@huntercarlson5446]

Look on Amazon for a solid metal door stop that is longer than 3 1/4” in length… still go through the same steps to secure it to the baseboard…sounds like you just need a longer one…or there are floor mounted door stops you can look at, they are secured to the floor so you need to be sure of the location before putting a hole into your hardwood/ tile… Hope this helps and have a blessed day 😎

[@corvettedude]

So, what if I wanted to shorten the spring stop so it doesn’t stick out so far into room? My base is quite thick and so I don’t need the stop to be so long. How would one cut the steel spring easily without ruining a pair of side cutters?

[@bobdelciello1451]

How do you prevent the hinge stop from making a dimple in the side trim?

[@huntercarlson5446]

Good question…unfortunately I don’t really have an answer for you…I would rather a dimple in my trim rather then a door knob hole in the drywall…maybe use 2 hinge stops per door that both stop the door at the same time…that might help with 2 points of contact rather than just 1…thanks for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@davesch1512]

Keep up the videos

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate it! Happy New Year!

[@shintro-6028]

BUEN TRABAJO.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate the comment! Sorry I didn’t respond to your first comment a little while back...what state are you located? Lol What do you do for work? Unfortunately I only know a little Spanish, but thank you for the compliment!

[@shintro-6028]

@@huntercarlson5446 I LIVE IN THE STATE OF WASHIGTON.I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS

[@huntercarlson5446]

Well if you ever find yourself in the Denver, Colorado area and need work, don’t hesitate to ask! Lol Thank you for your support! Have a great day!

[@shintro-6028]

MAKE A VIDEO THE HOW TO INSTALL A BARN DOOR..

[@huntercarlson5446]

Dude ur reading my mind! Lol I have footage of a barn door made by COX. A bunch has been going on with work and family last few weeks so I’m working on it! Have a blessed day!

[@davesch1512]

Where are you based out of ?

[@huntercarlson5446]

Based out of Denver, Colorado