Keep doors where you want them with a simple, reliable door stopper designed for everyday use. This stackable door block prevents unwanted movement and sudden closures while adding a clean, unobtrusive look to any room. Key benefits Prevents accidental slams and unwanted movement so doors stay open or closed as needed. Stackable design adjusts to different door gap widths for a precise fit without measuring. Sleek, lowprofile appearance blends with most door colors and interior styles. Versatile use across multiple door types for consistent performance throughout the home or office. Durable construction offers stable holding power while remaining easy to position or remove. How it solves common problems Stops doors from slamming shut due to drafts or uneven floors, reducing noise and the risk of injuries. Adapts to variable gaps by stacking units to build up the required height, eliminating the need for multiple singlesize stoppers. Works on a variety of thresholds so one product can be used across bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, and entranceways. Product attributes Function: Holds doors securely to prevent unwanted movement and sudden closures. Compatibility: Suitable for a wide range of door types and floor surfaces. Size and adjustability: Stackable units allow flexible height adjustment to match different door gaps. Material and build: Constructed for stable performance and repeated use. Performance: Provides a reliable block to reduce noise, prevent slamming, and keep doors in position. Practical use scenarios Moving furniture or carrying groceries: Place the stopper to keep the door open while hands are full. Prevent door slams from drafts: Stack as needed to block sudden closures in hallways or entryways. Manage room access: Use on bedroom or office doors to keep them slightly ajar for pets or ventilation without full opening. Simple to use, unobtrusive in appearance, and adaptable to different door gaps, this stackable door stopper is a practical addition to any household or workspace where controlled door movement matters.