Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II Hinge Pin Stop Fits All 3" to 4-1/2" Residential Hinges (Chrome)

I loosely work in the commercial door sphere and I rarely get involved in residential doors, but I installed this in my house and it is truly unique and quite functional. While it does not create a super hard stop (like a wall stop), and may not work in all conditions… where aesthetics and simply designed practicality meet… this easy to install hinge stop is brilliant. Never ceases to amaze me simple products that are still different than the standard and look like it almost isn’t there! Super creative and very minimal.

Worked perfectly for what I needed it for. It doesn't create a hard stopping point, just a strong resistance until it can no longer be pushed open further.

As a homeowner who takes security seriously, I recently purchased the Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II Hinge Pin Stop in the Satin Nickel finish. With its promise to fit all 3" to 4-1/2" residential hinges, I was eager to secure my doors and provide an extra layer of protection for my family. However, after using this product extensively, I regretfully award it a measly 1 out of 5 stars.First and foremost, the installation process was a major letdown. The package came with vague instructions that lacked crucial details. As a result, I found myself struggling to properly position and secure the hinge pin stop. The lack of clear guidance made the process frustrating and time-consuming. If the manufacturer had provided clearer instructions or even an installation video, it would have been immensely helpful.Moreover, the quality of the Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II left much to be desired. The Satin Nickel finish, which initially seemed elegant, started to chip and peel off after only a few weeks of use. This not only compromised the overall appearance of my door but also raised concerns about the product's durability. I expected better craftsmanship, especially considering the price I paid for it.Unfortunately, the functionality of the hinge pin stop was equally disappointing. While it claimed to fit all 3" to 4-1/2" residential hinges, it failed to do so effectively. The stop would often slip out of place, rendering it useless. Even when I managed to position it correctly, it didn't securely hold the door in place. On numerous occasions, a gentle push was all it took for the door to break free from the hinge pin stop's grip. This compromised the entire purpose of the product and left me questioning its effectiveness.In terms of security, the Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II fell short of expectations. I had hoped it would provide an additional layer of protection against forced entry. However, it proved to be an ineffective deterrent. I could easily see how someone with ill intentions could overcome the hinge pin stop without much effort. Its lack of reliability and durability made me doubt its ability to withstand any significant force.Furthermore, the customer support from Nuk3y was extremely disappointing. After experiencing multiple issues with the product, I reached out to their support team for assistance. However, their response was slow and unhelpful. It took several attempts to even get a response, and when I finally did, it was a generic and uninformative reply. The lack of proactive customer service and unwillingness to address my concerns left a sour taste in my mouth.In conclusion, the Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II Hinge Pin Stop in Satin Nickel was a disappointing purchase. The vague installation instructions, poor quality and finish, ineffective functionality, and lackluster customer support contributed to my dissatisfaction with this product. It failed to live up to its promises and did not provide the security and peace of mind I was seeking. I cannot recommend the Nuk3y Door Saver 2 II and strongly advise potential buyers to explore alternative options for securing their doors.

They work great and are easy to assemble, the once gripe I have is how long they are. They are not standard length and you can visibly see the additional inches below the hinge plate. I have to take a grinder to make them flush which just bugs me. However, they do what I needed them to do.

This hing has a clever design. It's not kidding about checking to make sure you have at least a quarter-inch of space between the eyelets of your hinge and any trim. I had to use this pin on the center hinge of an exterior door for just that reason.Installation was simple. Unscrew the retaining screw that holds the pin and stop together, slide the stopper off the top of the pin. Remove old pin from door hinge, slide new pin in, then slide the stopper over the top of the new pin in the position you think you want it to stop the door. You can gently test the range before you put the retaining screw back in. A small adjustment makes a big difference.Now when the door opens, the flanges on the stopper-pin will put pressure on the door hinge, not my trim or door like the old ones where. Now that I know how well it works, I'll be getting a few more for the other doors in my house with collision concerns, and replace the 'bumper style' stops on those.

These door pins are designed to stop the swing of the door, so you no longer need those annoying spring things on the baseboards, you know the ones, the ones you always hit with the vacuum cleaner or step on when moving furniture in a room. You replace the top or middle door pin, drop one of these pins in its place and use the controlling arm to adjust the door swing. The problem I had was, on some doors I was able to get the perfect adjustment, and the doors worked perfectly. On the majority of the room "entry doors I could not get them to adjust close enough to the wall without hitting (see pictures). These pins have a splined main shaft and a matching spline on the control arm, the problem is that the splines are too big, if they used smaller but deeper splines there would be more refined adjustments. So for now, back to the old standard, my clients will just have to wait until I find a better solution

Was skeptical but after many times adjusting it it sure saved my wall from the door knob and I didn’t have to put an ugly door stop on the wall