The 10 Best Door Stops

Rubber models usually work very well, but they also tend to smell bad. That’s not the case for the Wundermax Holder (about $10), which is made from a top quality and completely odorless variety. Its sloped design provides an excellent grip.

With the HouseHold Impressions Spring Stops (around $12), you can easily protect all the walls in your home from doorknob damage. You’ll receive 12 in the order, and you can choose between attractive silver satin nickel and oil-rubbed bronze finishes.

For security that will put your mind at ease, the bright and sturdy Jamm Wedge (about $11) may do the trick. It's very difficult to budge once it is in place, so you don't have to worry about being locked out of a room or your house by accident.

There’s nothing fancy about the Home Premium Flexible (appx. $10), but that’s okay, as they’re easy to use, effective on a variety of floors, and lightweight, which means they're a cinch to transport from room to room. And because they're flexible, you can always achieve a tight fit.

The brushed stainless steel of the Sumnacon Wall Mount (around $27) is reliably sturdy, so it can prevent costly damage to your walls. Each has a practical bumper tip that protects the door as well, and it can be installed in a flash with the included hardware.

For those who want functional and cute, this Comfify Cast Iron Mouse (about $17) is a fine option to consider. It stands 4.5 inches tall and is sure to catch the eye of everyone who visits your home. There are several colors to choose from, such as rustic blue and antique white.

Each in the Winonly Magnetic (around $15) two-pack can be secured in place with the included adhesive, so there’s no need to drill any holes. You can also use the screws that come with it for a more permanent solution, if you’re worried that the tape won’t be strong enough.

The Tenby Easy-Step (about $12) saves you from bending, because you can kick it down to set it, then step on it to release. This makes it a good option for people who often find their hands full, whether with grocery bags or an unruly dog (or child).

Instead of placing the Homotek Hinge Pin (about $13) on your wall or under the door, you add it to the hinge pin assembly, as you might have guessed from the name. A convenient choice, it is fully adjustable and can be removed at any time.

Opinion is divided when it comes to the Wedge-It Ultimate (about $7). On the one hand, it is versatile, because you can position it in three ways, making it helpful for all types of entryways. On the other, it does tend to slide on many kinds of flooring, which is annoying.