Installing a spring door stop is pretty straightforward. You'll need a screwdriver and usually a drill.

• Mark the spot on the wall or baseboard where you want to place the door stop, making sure it's positioned to prevent your door handle from hitting the wall.
• Drill a pilot hole if needed, then screw the spring door stop into place.
• Check that it's secure and the rubber tip is facing out.

If you're unsure about placement, start with temporary double-sided tape before screwing it in for a test.

Spring door stops and spring hinges have different purposes. Spring door stops protect your wall by keeping the door from swinging too far. They’re flexible, so they absorb impact instead of bouncing your door. Spring hinges are installed on the door and frame—they use internal tension to help the door self-close.

• Choose a door stop if you want wall protection.
• Pick a spring hinge if you’d like your door to close automatically.

Both come in oil rubbed bronze finishes for a stylish touch.

Many spring hinges offer adjustable tension features.

• Look for a small pin or tension mechanism on the hinge.
• Insert an Allen key or tension rod, turn it to increase or decrease the closing force, and lock the pin in place.

This lets you customize how quickly or firmly your door closes. Always follow the included instructions, as adjustment steps can vary depending on the hinge model.

Keeping oil rubbed bronze hardware looking sharp is easy with a gentle approach.

• Dust regularly using a soft, dry cloth.
• For sticky spots, lightly dampen the cloth with water and gently rub.
• Avoid harsh cleaners, abrasives, or scrubbing pads—they can damage the finish.

If needed, dry the hardware right away to prevent water marks. This helps the finish stay rich and even over time.

Spring door stops are designed to help protect walls from doors of various weights. However, if you’ve got a particularly heavy door, you might want to look for heavy-duty models, which offer sturdy springs and can handle frequent impacts.

• Check the product description for info about weight compatibility.
• If more protection is needed, consider combining stops with other options like floor-mounted or hinge-mounted stops.

For most standard doors, oil rubbed bronze spring stops provide reliable wall protection and durability.