Door stopper

Doorstops for children's rooms

Doorstops for children's rooms have long since ceased to exist in the shadows. They are practical and have become fully-fledged furnishing items in the children's room. And that as individual pieces but also in combination with matching accessories.

Practical use

First of all, the practical use of the stoppers is in the foreground. Many doors close by themselves and sometimes slam shut on their own. This can often be very inconvenient and annoying. Here, the door stop is a welcome helper that prevents this.
This is especially the case when you open several doors and windows in summer and draughts arise. We all know the loud slamming of doors. This is extremely unpleasant and, in the truest sense of the word, frightening.

This is especially important for the children's room, because there are often situations in which parents simply want to keep an eye on the open room.

symbolic function

This is also not entirely insignificant for the perception. Because an open room conveys more closeness and also a sense of security. Just think of the change in the noise level. Even in the evening, there are often situations in which your child prefers to fall asleep with the door open.

This perceived closeness and security works both ways. For your playing child, who is alone in his or her nursery, it is sometimes more pleasant to hear dad and/or mum and also to be able to see them, if the spatial conditions allow this.

For the parents, it is also a better feeling. With the room door open, better control is possible - also acoustically.

Safety

In connection with doors in strong draughts, the safety aspect should also be mentioned. This is because a slamming room door can be a considerable source of danger, especially for small children. This is an important factor, especially with glass doors.

Door stop as decoration

In addition to all these content-related and practical functions, a door stop is also a chic and original accessory for children's room decoration and furnishing. They are funny, original and charming. They can be part of a theme, or simply individual unique pieces within the children's room design.

Design and material

Basically, there are several ways to prevent the door from closing unintentionally.

Wedge: Here a wedge is pushed under the door. This prevents movement. The door wedges usually have a beautiful motif or are connected to a figure. The wedges are usually small and unobtrusive and a nice detail when it comes to furnishings.

Weight: Here, a heavy figure is simply placed in front of the door. The weight prevents it from closing. This design is usually larger than the wedges. This also makes them more eye-catching and more suitable for decoration.

Spacers: There are designs that attach to the door handle. This does not leave the door open. However, slamming is prevented. They are usually small objects.