NYCO - Floor Door Stopper 1.5" Chrome Door Stop - Classy Solid Steel Modern Heavy Duty Door Stoppers - Floor Mount Anchor Screw - Wall Protector for Commercial Door, Home Doorstop, Interior & Outdoor

Installed outside. Rubber disintegrated after a couple nights at 35-40F.

My first one never arrived! but the second one did and it’s a great little door stop, it has some heft to it as it’s made from one piece of metal, it looks very cool and stylish and I would recommend to anyone needing a door stop, I have no complaints.

Is easy to install and looks good .

This item is a small, but very sturdy door stopper. It stands about 1.5 inches in height, with a rubberized bumper ring resting about half an inch from the top. The stopper has a screw-hole drilled through its center, which is accessed by unscrewing the top piece. The included screw can be drilled into the desired surface, and then the top (and rubber ring), can be twisted back into place afterward.Unlike most door stops I'm used to, which are drilled directly into the door, this is actually designed to be drilled into the floorboards (or concrete, brick, tile, etc). This means it creates a potential tripping hazard depending on how far it is placed from the nearest wall. I had not previously ever seen this type of doorstop before.Its short design seems to give it a decent center of balance, so it will hold up to moderate impact forces. I assume if someone really put some effort into forcing a door open, they could dislodge the stopper, which would surely damage part of the floor area as well.

I'm hopeful the material will not rust. If it is plated, it isn't noticable. The piece came dented which typically would expose the original material. It is a solid chunk of metal with a rubber ring bumper and a screw to hold it to the floor.Installation was problematic. It came with no instructions. I suspect the anchor is of metric size and I only have imperial size concrete bits. The bit I used was slightly too big (I forgot to record the size, I think it was 5/16). Some of the size issue was because it walked while going through the tile. Anchor fit but didn't hold. I used adhesive on the anchor and that held good enough for now but is not the same tightness I've had using a similar product. When it rips out I'll look into a cement anchor to replace what is more likely for wood or drywall.I gave it four stars because of the price point. It's a fair product for a fair price.