HushBumps Ultra-Quiet, Energy Absorbing Compound Bumpers for Interior Doors – 30 Pieces - Multi-Compound Polyurethane Absorbs Shock & Dampens Sound – Reduces Closing Noise and Vibration

Made my dorm room door much quieter. My dorm is very old and many of the doors slam whenever you close them, these made a massive difference in my door. I also put these on the doors of the rooms next to me, and it has made the hallway so much quieter. They work way better than felt pads and feel pretty high quality, and the adhesive feels strong enough that they won’t fall off.

Easy to stick on, made our doors much quieter in case they slam. No more annoying our apartment neighbors!

I had a persistent rattling issue with the door to my washer/dryer room, which also houses the AC handler. These HushBumps worked perfectly! I placed a few on the door jamb, and the rattle was completely eliminated. The bumpers are clear, making them unobtrusive, and they were very easy to apply. The adhesive seems to hold well, although it doesn't feel overly strong—this could be a plus or minus depending on your needs. So far, they've stayed in place for over a week with no issues. Another great feature is that they are easy to remove if needed, and they don’t leave any residue behind. Overall, a simple and effective product that does exactly what it promises.

I bought the three package bundle of these and used two full packages on one door frame... I noticed absolutely no difference in loudness of the door slamming. Amazon wants me to mention “adhesion” “easy to install” and “thickness” so I will. Adhesion is good, considering it is essentially the only function of the product. It sticks to things and doesn’t do much else. The product is easy to install, because of course it is. It’s a sticker. The only person who would struggle to apply a sticker is maybe a child or an elderly person. Thickness is what I have most of my grievances with. These little thingies are thin. Like two to three dimes stacked on top of each other thin. The point of a door stopper is to absorb the force that the door exerts on the frame and dissipate it in a way that also reduces noise. If you applied one layer of these things and let your door shut from being, say, an inch open then there would be no noise. Anything more than that and you’ll have to start stacking them atop each other. I stacked two of three packages worth of these little things into my doorframe, doubling them up and even adding some to the door itself, only to find that the door still makes an obnoxiously loud slamming noise. To make matters worse, these stoppers are gel (or maybe rubber, you get the idea) based (which normally wouldn’t be much of an issue). However, the particular type of gel used in this product happens to hate maintaining its structure. When one single layer is applied to the door frame and the door slams shut, the gel is squished and flattened only to never recover. This renders an effectively useless item to begin with completely useless.

Worked out simply and with a good price compared to expensive silencer alternatives like a new doorknob

These are perfect size but they fall off the paired surface

These went on in seconds. Peel, stick, done. The first time the door closed with a soft thud instead of a full WWE slam, I knew they were staying. They are clear enough that you forget they are there, and they grip well without sliding around or peeling off overnight. The pack comes with plenty, so I ended up putting them on a couple cabinets too. No residue, no tools, no drama. If your doors keep announcing themselves like they are entering a boss fight, these calm things down fast.

Well, at least, far less noise than before. My workplace went through a huge remodel and all the manager offices, old and new, got new doors installed. I swear these are the loudest doors in existence. They're super light (maybe because it's mostly glass in the center?), but have hella momentum so even if you just gently pull it closed behind you while you're walking away, that sucker will slam itself shut like it's announcing to the world of its existence. It was super easy to figure out where to place the bumpers and the adhesive works really well. If you don't like where you placed it, you can just peel it off and try again as many times as needed. To find out where to apply the bumpers, I just kept opening and (gently) closing the door to see where it was making impact with the door frame. Two seemed like the magic number, with most doors having one bumper towards the top of the frame and one at the bottom but some needed it a little closer to the center. Even when I was just gently tapping the doors closed it was booming out noise - whatever wood they used to make those doors and frames, 100% gotta be cursed. I started with one door a few days ago to test it out and I just finished installing the rest today, so I can't wait to see how it fairs on Monday!

Simple and works, stopped slamming doors which had fire safety closers and slammed closed otherwise. These provided a cushion

Perfect product for cutting down on the noisy banging of doors around the house. Recommend to all who have the same problem

Have a few poorly fitting doors in the main hallway, with a tendency to make a bit of noise when we leave windows open on warm nights. Tried a few differing methods, but this works. Not the cheapest, but works.

The product was exactly what was promised in the description. I was pleasantly surprised that the bumps' textual feels firm which means they will not go out of shape easily given that they would be feeling the full impact from the doors. The adhesiveness of the product is strong and so far, it sticks well on doors and painted door frames. For me, they did help to reduce the noise for two of our doors. It could not do much for the third door as that door is too misaligned to close properly on the door frame. Therefore, you have to identify the different contact points on the doors in order to make good use of this product.

They actually do work! Install was so easy even an 8 year old could install these! Just make sure to clean the area first otherwise the tabs won’t stick for long on the dust. Depending on how hollow or noisy your door is you’ll need to use more tabs, I live in an apartment with cheap hollow interior doors so I ended up needing 7 tabs for each door. That’s fine with me though cuz the noise is gone and now I don’t feel overstimulated