Does it damage the door?
1435925
It has not damaged my doors and I have used it numerous times. Hopefully it will not damage yours.
328967
It does not scratch the door. And the only issue I have is if I want to close the door I have to push or pull a little harder so the lock is in place. Hope this helps.
2231798
Never had that problem. The door was the wrong one to begin with so we sent it back. Sorry I can't help you.
1225000
It might happen if the doors are not installed properly. Simply adjust the hinges should solve the problem.
650340
This hangs over the door with a strap once the door is closed. We haven't noticed any damage.
532249
It really depends on how much clearance you have above the door. In my opinion, even if it does close, it's likely going to damage the top of the door frame. I personally, don't think you'll be happy with it.
2231799
it does damage the door frame. It shouldn't actually fall, but it will damage the doorway. Leaves black marks on it, and leaves indents in the wood frame. I don't know if this is true for all types of wood door frames, but I live in a condo complex with pretty decent construction and these ones as well as the frames of some friends of mine have all had the same type of damage. It's not REALLY bad, you can just paint over it and it's not that noticeable unless you look closely or feel it, but it's there.
2194794
Not really. My doorways aren't particularly thick, but it's been tearing up the molding.
360070
No, not from our experience. The sun shines directly on our front door and it has not affected it.
2098134
Probably not because you have to screw it in the door or else it moves whenever you open/close the door.
1124903
No it wouldn't the cushion will get damaged and the leather will get scratched and the door sides will probably too. I had the same problem.
882891
No. It would either a) expand and fill the gap at the bottom, thus sealing the door, or b) create a strip of rigid foam that people would step on and ruin. This is for sealing a gap between two objects where movement is not intended.
700438
Yes, it absolutely will. I've never had an issue with it, but we try to be pretty careful when opening the door. As one commenter noted, you have to open the door pretty vigorously for this to be a real problem.
1995223
The door is heavy and it does make a slap sound however I have 14 month old twin boys that wake up to everything! And this doesn't bother them at all. Hope this helps.
866369
Yes. You can leave the door open however, it will close if hit. You can also close it without it catching.
1712113
Only if you put your hand directly on the door glass. Otherwise everythig else doesn't seem to overheat.I will not put anything on top of mine, just in case.
469475
Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the... » Read More Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. « Show Less