Door stop AWTools AW23779 — depth 300 mm, weight 240 g

The AWTools AW23779 door stop is a compact mechanical solution designed to hold doors open or prevent them from hitting walls. Constructed from a solid steel tube with a powder-coated finish, the door stop is protected against corrosion and intended for use in residential and light commercial settings. With a depth of 300 mm and a weight of 240 g, the stopper is easy to position and install where a stable door restraint is required, and it includes a rubber bumper to reduce slipping and surface damage.

Advantages

The steel-tube construction and powder-coated surface provide durability and corrosion resistance for long-term use. Built-in dual springs assist folding and unfolding the stopper, reducing the effort needed to operate it. The rubber bumper prevents the stopper from sliding on the floor and cushions contact with the door, while the compact form factor and moderate weight make the unit simple to handle and mount.

Suitable for

• Residential interior and exterior doors
• Garage doors and gates where doors must be held open
• Light commercial entrances and service doors
• Areas where a stable, non-slip door restraint is required

Key specifications

• Depth: 300 mm
• Weight: 240 g
• Material: solid steel tube
• Finish: powder coated for corrosion protection
• Mechanism: two-loaded springs for easier folding and unfolding
• Bumper: rubber anti-slip bumper to reduce sliding and protect surfaces

How to use

Mount the door stop on a suitable flat surface near the door swing path according to the door opening direction so that the rubber bumper contacts the door when engaged. Fold the stopper into position to hold the door open or fold it down when not in use. The dual-spring mechanism assists both deployment and retraction; apply steady pressure to fold or unfold the unit. Ensure the mounting hardware is appropriate for the floor or wall material and tighten fittings securely.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, install the stopper on a clean, level surface and use anchors or screws compatible with the installation substrate. Periodically check and tighten fittings, inspect the rubber bumper for wear, and clean the powder-coated surface to maintain corrosion resistance. Avoid using the stopper on extremely uneven floors or with doors that exceed normal residential or light commercial weight limits.