will this stop my door from slamming. shut due to the wind
1599016
It's not like the old piston slow closing mechanism that is used on screen doors, etc. If you can get it too work, (and I couldn't get to close my hollow core inside bathroom door), it will not work for what you need.
1599017
Do not waste your money on this. It was useless. The directions, as others have said, are impossible to follow. My husband, who is pretty handy, finally threw it out. Try something else. Sorry....
1599018
To the best of my knowledge this device is designed to assist in closing a door. I cannot think of a way that a person could install it to retard the closing of a door. The answer would be no.
1599019
No. This is to keep the door closed. A spring loaded door hinge.If anything, it will help bang the door.What you need is a piston type EZ Glide Door Closer.
1599020
No, it does a good job of closing the door, but with wind it will still slam or if the wind is blowing it open it might not close all the way.
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
2271116
Yes but you will need to secure it if there is much of a wind otherwise it will tip over which is what mine did and break.
940932
That depends on what you want it to do. It will keep the door mostly closed, but it is unlikely that the door will close all the way. Being on the hinge side of the door it takes quite a bit of torque to latch the door. If you need the door to close all the way you should probably look in to a commercial closer.
2073857
The door is very heavy with strong magnets. So it swings well and catches well. I live up in the mountains and during heavy storms you can not feel the wind coming through. Because it closes so well unless my dog is going through it doesn
1542595
could be. remove it and see if the door will close. if it does you may not have assemble it correctly.
1135492
It's not too loud behind a closed door. They sell dampeners also that are rubber and help reduce the noise
470645
Yes because I remember getting locked out accidently several times. I used it for about 4 months and a big gust of wind slammed my gate shut and bent part of this devise. I decide not to use this again. I did like the key feature. I won't buy another one.
346845
It would not work for that situation. It is designed to close a door, not slow it down.
994876
No, it is a door stop. (Prevents dings in the wall behind the door) Best to use a wedge under a heavy glass door like yours.
354107
I really don't think so. It's definitely designed to stop a door from swinging. There are much better products designed specifically for patio doors. My opinion.
1132770
I would have to assume yes it would keep them out. When the damper is shut there is a positive pressure from the spring, which keeps large gusts of wind out, and stays shut when placed in a horizontal or vertical position.
378605
If the door is made of wood, then yes. However, I would ensure that the hook does not hit anything when you open and close it the door as the hooks can potentially damage anything it might hit, like a wall. The hooks are pretty solid and sturdy.
1629424
I have 2 of these blinds, when the wind gets up over 20 mph it will shake around. it will blow away if you don;t keep some weight in it.They work very well.
696568
Nope. Once you let the door go, it closes. If there is a setting, we don't know about it! I am real sure there is no such setting. We use it on a closet door but I can see where you would need it. Guess you'll have to put something heavy and decorative to slide over with your foot as a door stop!
702376
This will serve your purpose. The doors don't bang when closed because of the cushion these provide. If you have a door which swings open on its own, then you would need a magnet.
1010383
I would recommend it as if its rainy and windy then water can get inside the door and cause water damage to the inside of your wall, unless you are going to use some other waterproof material to prevent water damage from happening on the interior of the wall
741035
While it hanging it seems OK; it's when I shut it when I was concerned too; it hits the wood. (I live in an apartment building, though.) it doesn't come with anything to protect it; what you see is it. It works great. The hanger is one-inch wide, so if your door is that wide you should be OK without any problems. (Mine is thinner so it shakes a bit when I open and shut it.) i hope this helps!!