How to Install a Door Stop to Protect a Stair Landing Wall
About This Project
Install a door stop to prevent a door from damaging a stair landing wall.
Tools & Materials
Pencil
Design House Satin Nickel Dome Door Stop (5-Pack) 181883
Drill
Drill Bits
Everbilt Satin Chrome Wall Door Stop 28407
Screwdriver
Pencil
Marks and draws with ease.
Design House Satin Nickel Dome Door Stop (5-Pack) 181883
The Design House Floor Mounted Dome heavy-duty door stoppers come in a 5-pack for ultimate value. These dome door stops are made of zinc in a sleek satin nickel finish to match your door hardware. These
Drill
A power tool used for drilling holes in various materials.
Drill Bits
Various sizes for different drilling tasks, including making holes for screws and latches.
Everbilt Satin Chrome Wall Door Stop 28407
The Everbilt Commercial Grade Wall Doorstop helps prevent doorknob damage to wall when opening a door. It covers minor damage and marks on walls. Easy to install.
Screwdriver
A tool used to turn screws.
Steps
Mark Door Stop Location
5 minutesOpen the door to the desired position where it would hit the wall. Hold the door stop against the wall at the top edge of the door, ensuring it's flush with the top of the door. Use a pencil to mark the center of the door stop's mounting hole onto the wall.
Watch: Mark Door Stopper Position
Attach Door Stop
5 minutesAlign the door stop over the pilot hole. Insert the screw through the door stop's mounting hole and into the pilot hole in the wall. Tighten the screw using a screwdriver until the door stop is firmly secured against the wall. Do not overtighten, as this can strip the drywall anchor or crack the wall.
Watch: Attach Spring Doorstop to Wall
