Antique Brass Magnetic Door Stop | Decorative Floral Brass Door Catch with Wall Magnet for Floor Mount

It’s so beautiful and well made. The details are incredible. Worth every penny, you won’t regret it!

I stumbled across this door stop and was so taken by its beauty that I had to try it.
I was amazed by the weight of the small box when it arrived. This is a solid, well-made fixture. The main reason for my purchase is we have a bedroom door that slams shut by the airflow when the window is open, and to get rid of the crude wood door stop left by the previous owner.
My only gripe with the door stop is lack of instructions. The larger part was easy enough to figure out, but there was an additional bolt and I couldn't figure out how to remove the back plate from the smaller part. Thanks to my favorite video platform, I was on my way to installation in a matter of minutes. Once I was able to unscrew the smaller plate from the catch, installing the doorstop took no time at all. The extra larger bolt, I found out, is to use for a floor mount, and not useful in my situation.
The door stop is solid! Nice catch, and easy to disengage, no more slamming for this door! I love how it looks and it's a practical piece, well worth the money. I'll slowly be adding these throughout the rest of my home.

This is so great. Miles ahead of the cheap spring ones we used to have. It looks so classy and is way more secure. It attaches with 2 screws instead of 1. And the magnet is very strong. So it does a great job of keeping the front door open. It's not so strong that it is difficult to unlatch it though. Very very pleased!

Very classy looking door stop for sure! I got this because our one bedroom door keeps blowing shut. This works perfectly because the magnet is super strong, but not too strong that you have to yank on the door handle. It looks really expensive and is pretty heavy for a door stop, so it won't bend or warp. Easy to install.

This magnetic door stop is functionally the same as others I've used in stainless steal. I've got a bunch of those installed around the house and it's a great design that has served me well. The magnet is strong and the spring action catches the door gracefully. Only this version is exceptional in it's beauty. The antique brass with decorative engraving is just gorgeous and it's even more impressive in person that I expected.

This is a great bronze antique style door stopper that has a really strong magnet to keep a door securely open. I got it for my mahogany hallway door and can't wait to install it! I'll post an updated pic once I got it in. Looks easy enough, and it's beautiful.

Looks fantastic. Feels sturdy. Holds the door open just fine but releases easily too.

Strong magnet works great

I really like the look and overall quality of this door stopper. The antique brass finish is beautiful in person—has that vintage feel without looking cheap or overly shiny. It feels solid and well-made, and the magnetic hold is strong enough to keep the door in place without slamming.

That said, it didn’t come with any instructions, which made installation a bit more trial-and-error than I expected. It’s not overly complicated once you figure it out, but a simple guide or diagram would have saved some time.

Once installed, though, it works exactly as intended. The base stays put, and the magnet catches cleanly. It also seems durable enough to hold up to regular use.

Overall, I’d recommend it if you’re comfortable with a basic install and want something that looks a little more elevated than a standard door stop.

I picked up this magnetic door stopper in antique brass, and it’s one of those small hardware upgrades that quietly makes a big difference day to day.

What it does is pretty simple, it holds the door open with a magnet instead of letting it swing freely into the wall, which helps prevent those little dings and dents you usually end up with over time. It’s especially nice in high-traffic areas where doors constantly get pushed open a little too hard.

I also like the antique brass finish, because it doesn’t look like a plain utility piece. It actually blends in with other hardware instead of sticking out, so it feels more intentional in a space rather than just functional.

It mounts either to the wall or floor depending on the setup, and once installed, it basically becomes something you don’t think about anymore. The magnet catches the door when it opens and keeps it steady until you pull it away.

It’s not a flashy upgrade, but it’s one of those things that helps your home feel a little more finished while also protecting your walls from everyday wear.

If you want a simple way to stop door damage and keep things quieter and more controlled, this is one of those small installs that ends up being surprisingly useful over time.

Works flawlessly. Couldn't ask for better and looks great.

This is a dense, sturdy doorstop that's gorgeously ornate and well-suited for our century home.
The magnetic -button- on the piece that attaches to the wall has a spring underneath to help absorb impact and noise when connecting with the magnetic end of the piece attached to the door.
It comes with the hardware you'll need, including anchors for drywall and what I believe is called a binding post for attaching the stopper to a hollow door. I was able to get away with just the screws for our house, and found installation fairly straight-forward.
It's a little pricier than some of the other metal door stops we've looked at, but the detailing on this one makes it worth it. It looks like something original to the house, or if not original, from some earlier point in time over the hundred years our house has been standing.

I went with the antique brass style door stop to replace the normal / screw in the wall with hard rubber tip one that my children broke off.
This is great! I was able to screw the three screws and the bracket into the baseboard with careful force (be certain to use a larger size phillips as the screw strips easily) and then you simply screw on the post from there.
The other side is more difficult (simple close the door and open it and pencil circle where the stopper needs to be on the door). As I have a metal door and did not want to screw into my door.
I used a command strip cut to size and so far it is holding well.
It looks stylish - is sturdy and the little circle part on the door is spring cushioned. Quite nice.