Dulimex door stoppers and buffers

Do you want to prevent your door or handle from damaging your wall? Dulimex doorstops and buffers are sturdy and affordable, available in various sizes and colors. On this page, you will discover the difference between a buffer and a stopper and how to choose the right spot. Read on!

Why choose a Dulimex door stopper or buffer?

You choose a Dulimex door stopper or buffer to prevent your door or doorknob from causing damage to the wall. Dulimex makes these functional parts sturdy and affordable, so you can easily protect your entire home. It is a small part that prevents a lot of damage.

A door that constantly slams against the wall will eventually cause dents and scratches in the plasterwork. With a door buffer or door stopper in the right place, you keep your home looking neat without having to spend a lot of money.

What is the difference between a door buffer and a door stopper?

The difference lies in the shape and placement. A door buffer is a small rubber cap that you stick or screw onto the wall or frame, exactly where the doorknob would otherwise hit the wall. A door stopper is a sturdier component, often for floor mounting, that catches the door as a whole before it swings open too far.

For simple protection against a hitting handle, a buffer suffices. If you want to keep the door at a fixed maximum opening, choose a door stopper. You will find both in this collection in various sizes.

What sizes and colors are available?

You can choose from door buffers in sizes ranging from approximately 30x24 to 40x73 mm, in the colors gray, white, and black, so that the buffer blends in with your wall or door. Additionally, you will find stainless steel door stops with a side buffer for floor mounting.

Choose the size based on the distance you want to bridge between the door and the wall. Also view the full Dulimexrange for matching hardware.

How do you choose the right place for mounting?

You determine the correct spot by swinging the door open and checking where the handle or the door hits the wall. Place a buffer exactly there, or a doorstop on the floor just before it. This way, you catch the door at the right moment and prevent damage.

When mounting to the floor, take into account a rug or underfloor heating; in that case, a buffer on the wall is often more practical. Also check out our Dulimex door holders if you want to be able to keep the door open.

How do you install a doorstop?

You mount a door buffer by screwing or sticking it to the marked spot on the wall or door frame, depending on the model. A floor door stopper is screwed firmly into the floor, into a solid surface that effectively absorbs the force of the door.

Ensure that the stopper or buffer is positioned exactly on the contact point so that the door hits it softly. After installation, check that the door is properly caught. View the complete Dulimexrange for the full range.

Protect your wall and door and order your Dulimex door stopper today!