Does the vertical pad protect the door from damage? What type of material is it?
1489303
It is a thick terrycloth- like material. I have not had any door damage, but I suppose if you steamed in the same spot for an excessively long time it would be possible, although I think you ruin the item you were steaming long before the door. I think you will have good luck with it!
1773124
It is probably a rubber/vinyl composite material that is semi flexible. The main legs have a 3/8" pad and about 1/2 that on the support legs. Pads are attached with rivets and are ribbed on the bottom. I've used the ladder several times on interior wooden flooring without marring or scratching.
9248
Our step into our front door, the part between the door and the porch was plastic piece that looked like wood. It had broke a few times and we had it all glued up. It looked horrible. I put this over that and it hasn't moved, shifted or anything. It has been there for almost a year. No problem, no issues. I think it will work for you.
2138542
It's just a thick piece of plastic - almost like the liner itself but it gives a good base pad for the steps. We're very pleased with it
650340
This hangs over the door with a strap once the door is closed. We haven't noticed any damage.
2219857
Yes, brass, I just installed one today, and I'm very pleased. I don't think anyone will be able to kick-in the door without breaking their foot!
1338646
They have vertical sides on each where the door slides into. It has gel bumpers in that vertical area to pad the door.
649313
Not sure this will move with the door. Rubber on multiple sides. Perfect for keep a door open. I do use it on a carpeted floor but really wanted something to keep the door open.
2029122
I bought this door a year ago for my cat and it is installed in a storm door that has a single layer of sheet metal in the bottom and works great. Hope this helps.
462269
It hooks over the door with two j-shaped brackets. It is fairly secure if there's a good snug fit once the door shuts. Also, there's a rectangle of foam padding on the back center bottom to keep it from damaging the surface behind it. It's a little noisy when they dunk on it, but even after MANY impacts, there's zero door damage.
2259981
Not at all. It has a vinyl backing and holds up very well. I've had mind for over a year without any problems. I use fleece pads with good results.
986330
It is a hard plastic. The bottom is rubber. I have both wooden and fiberglass doors and have not had any marking or scratching from the plastic
1325912
I can't see where it would damage the door. That said, where I live right now, I am using it on a metal door. I can say there have been no indentations or anything to the door. The piece is small, but holds securely.
399956
There is not anything like i.e. rubber or something like that, but the gate itself is smooth and it is stationary so I do not see any problem with it at all. The swinging part itself never hits the floor so if this is worrisome, just add some felt. It's a very well made gate.
1860751
We've had this on the toilet for almost a year and we've had no problem with damage to the toilet. There is no padding on the front bar. The only thing we've encountered are a few small rust spots on the front bar. I was thinking of painting it with an epoxy paint.
335018
The concave design will prevent the screen from touching the floor on a drop, the handles around the edge are jutted forward and provide great protection in this manner. We have tile and wood, no danger to our ipad yet!
275998
No, there is no protection, we do use ours indoors so we easily put rubber all weather stripping to protect the floors