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The dent

That little crater costs more than you think.

Every door that swings into a wall leaves a mark eventually. A soft silicone protector takes the hit so your paint, your drywall and your security deposit don't have to.
Stop the dents

Peel. Press. Protected.

Installs in 10 seconds. No tools, no holes.

Wipe the spot clean, peel the backing, press for 30 seconds. Done. The soft silicone cushion also absorbs the bang, so slammed doors stop waking the baby (or the neighbors).
See how it works
White silicone door stopper protecting the wall behind a door handle on a sage green door

Blends in

Made to disappear on your wall.

Pick clear or white to vanish on light walls, black or brown for darker trim, or a playful shape for the nursery. One per door that swings into a wall; most homes need 4 to 8.
Choose your color

The Stays-Put Guarantee

If a protector falls off within 90 days, we'll send you a new one for free. No forms, no fuss. Just email us a photo.

Questions, answered

Will it stick to my wall?

Yes, on smooth painted walls, doors and tile. For the strongest hold, wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, press firmly for 30 seconds and give it 24 hours before the first big swing. Very textured or powdery walls are the one weak spot. And if one falls off within 90 days, our Stays-Put Guarantee sends you a free replacement.

Will it damage my paint when I remove it?

Peel it off slowly, starting from one edge and pulling low and parallel to the wall. A little warm air from a hair dryer softens the adhesive first. Any leftover residue wipes away with rubbing alcohol. As with any adhesive, results depend on your paint, so test one spot if your walls are freshly painted.

How many do I need?

One for every door that swings into a wall. Walk your place and count: bedrooms, bathroom, closets and the front door. Most apartments need 4 to 8. Extras are handy for cabinet doors, toilet lids and furniture edges.

Is it good for homes with babies and pets?

That's who we had in mind. Each protector is one soft piece with no spring and no cap to pop off, and it quiets the slam that wakes a napping baby. As with any small item, keep spare protectors out of reach of little hands.