Door Stop Mad Monkey 2000010 Beige White Plastic Floor Mounted

The Mad Monkey 2000010 Beige White Plastic Floor Mounted door stop is a compact, floor-mounted solution for preventing doors from striking walls or furniture. Constructed from durable plastic in a two-tone beige and white finish, it measures 120 mm in width, 110 mm in depth and 110 mm in height. Designed for straightforward installation and everyday use, this door stop provides a discreet and functional barrier that protects wall surfaces and door hardware in residential and commercial interiors.

Advantages

This floor-mounted door stop combines impact protection with a low-profile design that minimizes visual intrusion. The durable plastic construction resists chipping and is easy to clean, while the neutral beige and white color scheme integrates with a wide range of interior décors. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for tight spaces and high-traffic areas where reliable door control is required.

Suitable for

• Preventing doors from damaging walls or furniture in homes
• Use in apartments, offices, hotel rooms and utility rooms
• High-traffic corridors and entryways where doors need to be restrained
• Areas with limited wall mounting options where floor mounting is preferred

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Color: beige and white
• Mounting type: floor mounted
• Dimensions (approx.): 120 mm width × 110 mm depth × 110 mm height
• Function: prevents door impact with walls and furniture

How to use

Position the door stop at the desired stopping point on the floor where the door would naturally make contact to prevent wall damage. Mark drilling points through the mounting base, drill appropriate holes for the chosen fasteners, and secure the unit to the floor following manufacturer-recommended anchors or screws for the floor material. After installation, test the door's range of motion to ensure the stop absorbs impact at the correct position and does not interfere with door operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate floor anchors for the substrate—such as masonry anchors for concrete or wood screws for timber floors—and inspect the door stop periodically for signs of wear or loosening. Avoid using excessive force; the door stop is intended to absorb incidental impacts and protect surfaces rather than to restrain heavy or swinging doors repeatedly at high speed.