Wall door bumper protector

greyteam1959

Felt pads.........usually used on wooden chair legs.
http://www.britishfelt.co.uk/12mm-diameter-pads-1506-0.html?gclid=CJnp0ZXr7qcCFQod4QodzkpUaQ
Available in all the DIY sheds

[Deleted User]

Hi,

if you have a spare bit of Flotex, you could cut a square or circle, and stick it on the wall.

Or get a wee cutting from local carpet shop.

Depending what kind of handle, you could cut an old tennis ball to fit.

anguk

mervyn11 wrote: »

Felt pads.........usually used on wooden chair legs.
http://www.britishfelt.co.uk/12mm-diameter-pads-1506-0.html?gclid=CJnp0ZXr7qcCFQod4QodzkpUaQ
Available in all the DIY sheds

I agree, when my OH was in a wheelchair he constantly bashed the door against the wall so I got some pads from Ikea and stuck them to the wall at handle height.
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/24155600

vijay9

mervyn11 wrote: »

Felt pads.........usually used on wooden chair legs.
http://www.britishfelt.co.uk/12mm-diameter-pads-1506-0.html?gclid=CJnp0ZXr7qcCFQod4QodzkpUaQ
Available in all the DIY sheds

I have a similar issue (dont want a door stop on the floor) and I have used felt pads to good effect.

Lady_K

They sound like they will do the job for me I will give them a go Thanks for all the help

Hopeful_5

I'm looking for something similar to stop the handle of my bathroom floor cabinet cracking the tiled wall when it opens. I am sure I have seen small, transparent, rubbery plastic stickers that would do the job. When/if I find them I will let you know.

Hope

[Deleted User]

Hi,

is this what you are looking for?

Postage seems a bit high, so shop around, or maybe you know a Betterware agent.

Beenie

We solved this problem by getting some bicycle handlebar foam covers. The foam 'sheath' slips over the door handle and is really excellent as you can still use the handle (and it's lovely and soft) and there's no damage to the wall.

You can replace/remove them easily with no damage to paintwork or plaste, and they're dead cheap and in a choice of colours.