Will this hold a glass herculite door open? It is a heavy door an we need a heavy door stop
994873
Yes this weighs about 4 pounds. It will easily hold any door open unless the door has a closure which pulls the door shut. In that case only a traditional door stop would work.
994874
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.
994875
Hard to say for sure. We use it to hold open a french door -- wood outer frame, with a large glass panel. It holds it easily, even though it sits on a slick floor. I'm tempted to say it will do okay, but I just don't know about your application.
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.
994877
It's worth a try. Very attractive door and cabinet stop and pretty heavy. Mine is on a slick polished floor and seems to stay put.
994878
This isn't designed to hold a door. The bottom surface will slide on a hard-surface floor even if it is accidentally kicked or something heavy bumps into it. It is a freestanding alternative to a mounted baseboard door stop or hinge-pin door stop.
346845
It would not work for that situation. It is designed to close a door, not slow it down.
403174
Yes it will hold it but be careful not to pack too much on it. It is not very sturdy and some customer reviews complained about cracks and chips after opening.
211656
yes, but if the door is too heavy which mine was, it will droop down and not return properly...follow thier door weight guide. Good people to deal with..no hassel on returns.
2087658
Yes. The clamp is very sturdy and would clamp on to most anywhere you put it. But remember...you cannot close the door with the clamp attached.
1999221
Would think it certainly would hold a commercial office door. The stopper has a spring on it which will help absorb the impact of a door swinging open and catch it. The magnet is strong but the heavier the door the more likely the door will be to bounce off the catch.
48708
Yes, if your doors are glass and not plastic. The company specifically recommends it on their website.
1319893
It can depending on how thick your door is. I screwed it to the top of the door (there are predrilled holes in the holder) so I wouldn't have to worry about it.
712852
Depends on the door sill. If it is raised you may need to put a block under your holder. we did for our back door. We love ours though.
967282
I do not believe it will. It needs something to extend down against. However, even with that, i.e., hanging it on the sliding door side, the little shelves are not stationary and do not touch the door as a brace, so they hang down. Seriously, would not waste my money on it. Poorly made, not engineered well. Definitely not a "one size fits all" design.
828784
The glass door I put it on is 1/8". it looks as if the hinge would support a slightly larger thickness, may be 3/16", but I don't think 1/4" would fit in the hinge. THis is just an observation/guess. I hope this helps.
1537653
if your door does not stick when u shut it, this will work, its very very thin. I love mine
1194187
It will definately hold open a normal house door but not sure about a commercial door. It's not featherweight like many of them are.
446259
I installed it on a heavy commercial aluminum. This won't fit on a regular glass door - for that there's a slimmer model that will (DL models I think).
1307039
It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.
1257427
I'm not sure. I have mine on a regular door with a brutal B-ready, and it works great! I was afraid it was going to be too heavy or not be sturdy, but I was very impressed!
389017
You can probably rig it to attach to an overhead bar, but it's meant to be closed in a door, so it might now hold your weight as well if you rig it.