Gah-Alberts 307752 Locking Device for Window Shutter and Door Aluminium/Distance 20-50 mm/Black Lacquered

Works really well and retains a wrought iron gate - easily clips in place and easy to release - good value for money

This is a simple solution to keep a door open.My front door has a self closing hinge for fire regs. When carrying bags or heavy items it was a nightmare to negotiate. This door stopper works a treat. Easy to install (took 20 minutes) A previous review said the small screws for the hook nose were not strong enough. So far l have not found that to be the case and it works fine. A cost effective simple solution. Highly recommended.

I purchased 2 of these to retain the doors open on the french doors on our veranda. They arrived on time and a quick look confirmed that they were sturdy enough for the job.I had to fit a post each side of the step outside the doors to attach them to, but after screwing them on and adjusting the latch piece they worked perfectly.I think the reviewer whos latches were too stiff to move must have got a bad one as mine were easy moving and the spring moved the arm back easily.The main parts are made of plastic coated steel and the door buffer parts are made of plastic so will not damage the door in use.Definately worth the money.

I bought two of these to hold doors open. Very effective, hooking nicely under the door handle. Easy to fit. I’m pleased with these and would buy again.No need to drill the door.I replaced the two self tapping screws that adjust the hook with slightly larger ones as I felt the ones supplied were a bit small.Bear in mind that this hook protrudes from the wall so it’s important to consider where you mount it, especially if you’re using it with a glass door. It’s worth fitting a doorstop to avoid the opening door crashing into the hook.Note- these are posted from France. On arrival in UK, the package was delayed in Customs.

These are easy to fit and look good. They are discrete and sit neatly behind the doors when in use. I have had the doors fly open and these have caught them well, without the doors closing again. I’ve liked them so much, that I’ve bought a matching set for the other side of the house b

Aluminium and hard plastic construction so can’t rust! Used these instead of fixing to my patio doors as would have invalidated my warranty!Added some heavy duty felt to help out with rattling! ( A bit OTT but that’s just me!) Overall a good product just a little bit expensive as obviously needed two.

Cheap and below standard alright if you have a Wendy House

- Expensive product -- poor vfm.- On the other hand it's the best I've seen for doing the job it does; in particular it doesn't require drilling into the frame of the door.- As other reviewers have said, the triangular bit at the front, with the ramp, is held in place by a couple of screws that are held in the softest plastic, so they have to be "tightened" extremely lightly -- they are almost guaranteed to strip. I put an extra nut and bolt in the groove behind them to stop the ramp from slipping along the rod. Stupid design.- It's quite fiddly getting screws in and locating it precisely. On my French doors, one side has the surface that clips in on the outside of the door, and that works fine. On the other door though the relevant edge is on the inside, meaning that the whole thickness of the frame has to be accommodated between the ramp piece and the back. It works, just, but is awkward -- it doesn't slip along the ramp so I have to open it manually to put the door in place, rather than just pushing it in as on the other side. I suppose that isn't the clip's fault, but it'd be easier if it weren't all so fiddly.- To get the spacing right (and in particular to accommodate handle) I had to mount it on a wooden block, and I fixed that to the wall. That way though is easier than trying to fix this thing to the wall with any kind of precision. Measure carefully first!