suspension dudes Honeycomb Rubber Door Stopper 2 Pack
- 2 wedges per pack
- Honeycomb grip pattern, rubber-like material
- Made in USA, gray per the title
- Carpet and tile floors
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
Two large gray rubber wedges for carpet and tile floors. The listing gives no dimensions or weight, and the color text is inconsistent.
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ASIN: B0F2GMVG7TCategory: Door Stops
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Overview
Not a spring or hinge stop, this suspension dudes wedge slides under a door and relies on a honeycomb pattern for grip. The listing calls the material odorless and non-toxic, safe around children and pets.
The reason to buy is a large, grippy wedge for homes, schools and commercial doors, made in the USA. The limitation is missing size data and a color mismatch between title and text.
Who it's for
Commercial spaces and homes with carpet or tile floors are the target. Buyers who must match an exact door gap should wait for size data.
Pros and cons
- Made in USA
- Pack of two
- Dimensions not listed
- Color text inconsistent
- Weight not listed
Performance notes
The honeycomb pattern gives the wedge many small edges to bite into carpet and tile. Rubber friction holds the door as long as the floor is not slick. A heavy door can still push a wedge along polished surfaces.
Specifications
| Brand | suspension dudes |
|---|---|
| Product Style | Honeycomb grip, heavy duty |
| Material Type | Rubber-like, odorless, non-toxic |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Color | Gray per the title |
| Made in | USA |
Frequently asked questions
What is in the Honeycomb door stopper pack?
Two rubber wedges. The listing names nothing else.
What color are the Honeycomb door stoppers?
The title says gray, though one description line says black.
Do the Honeycomb stoppers work on carpet?
Yes. The title names carpet and tile.