What is the material of the banana door stopper? Will it scratch the door edge?
1815129
It is plastic, does not scratch the door edge because it fits any door height. Been in use for three years and no scratches on the door or doors stopper.
1165804
Nope. That's exactly why I bought it, and he got it off in a few hours. I could actually tell it wasn't going to stick as I applied. Not nearly strong enough adhesive. I bought sill shields from here http://www.sillshield.com/white.html and they are great. Not sure what I am going to do about the moulding around the door.
1238576
I have not seen a problem with this. It dosent rub against the door causing scoring. There is a very small gap of space so I don't have this problem
735270
They are made Of Metal. I Can't Foresee Them Damaging The Door, But In My Closet They Don't Quite Fit Within The Frame And If I Close The Door Then They Scrape And Damage The Frame, So Now I Can't Close The Door.
433297
Great question. The magnetic side of the the hook is finished in what seems like 'non-stick' coating and there is a rim of same finish that juts out about 1/16th of an inch around the perimeter of the magnet side. Very smart design--specifically so it will not scratch your surface. But I wouldn't let children or others play with the hook and try to DRAG it down the door either. Just hang your hand towel and enjoy. That is exactly what I did with mine.
1553049
it is U-shaped, it bends, but not really well around curved surfaces, it has been a couple of months and the light adhesive has worn off and the guard has fallen off of 3 2 doors and is loose on the other 2. Would consider a higher quality product next time, or try adding own adhesive to door edge before applying.
2096398
Less than half an inch, 0.4 inch to be exact. Only good for door edges I think.
399954
Sorry for the delay in answering your question. There does not seem to be anything on the bottom rail for floor protection. I have my gate on a tile floor and after having put it up and down many times, have not noticed any scratching. Hope this helps.
1164716
It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble... » Read More It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. « Show Less
328967
It does not scratch the door. And the only issue I have is if I want to close the door I have to push or pull a little harder so the lock is in place. Hope this helps.
1769522
Keeps the top of the door sill from getting all scratched up. It has double sided glue tape that holds it in place.
2240312
I put this on a windowsill and it works great. My dog puts his paws up and was scratching the paint off the windowsill. The only concern on the bottom of a door, is if he catches the edge of the plastic and might pull it off. You might have to overlap several layers to get it higher than the ferret can reach. On doors I have used "the Door Shield"--its a big piece of plastic and works well.
916578
I don't know about that. I have placed things outside the ice holder and never had a scratch. I cannot say about this but I have no scratches.
109102
It shouldn't scratch that easily if your careful with placing the items on it. Its made of styrene plastic that should stand up to normal placing of items.
277903
The door material does not matter. It is mounted over a plate w a single hole drilled in the floor. I had to drill through wood for 1 - no problem; tile for the 2nd not easy 20 minutes w a special bit - concrete would be similar. Great security product. The previous was talking about the mounting bracket for the times the product is not in use. Who cares, I just put it out of the way on the floor.
368323
Mat is nicely bound with nylon like fabric tape for a finished look. It is about 6mm or about 1/4" thick at the corners only. All other parts of it is thinner. Hope your door clears the corners it because it is a nice mat. Had the corners not cleared my doors, I would have been inclined to pound and flatten the 4 corners with a hammer. Do NOT know if this would have helped.
1996081
My front door is the same situation that the door is approximately an inch and a quarter set back than the front of the moulding and I was still able to utilize it it has scuffed the side of he fiberglass door a bit but it is unnoticeable when closed. And the peace of mind of using them outweighs the slight blemish in the door now.