Why Does My Door Close by Itself? Here’s an Easy Fix.

You open a door, walk away, and moments later it slowly closes on its own. Sound familiar? Whether it’s a bedroom, bathroom, or pantry door, a door that keeps closing by itself can become a daily annoyance and safety hazzard.

Fortunately, there’s a simple way to keep your doors exactly where you leave them—without wedges, drilling, or replacing your existing doorstops.

Why Do Doors Close by Themselves?

Doors can slowly close on their own for several reasons. A door or its hinges may be slightly out of alignment, the door frame may not be perfectly level, or air movement from an open window or HVAC system may cause the door to drift.

Whatever the reason, constantly reopening a door or placing a wedge beneath it can become frustrating. And while adjusting the hinges may help in some cases, you don’t necessarily need to modify the door to keep it open.

Meet Magna Stop. Fix That Door.

Magna Stop turns your existing doorstops into magnetic doorstops that hold doors fully open.

Simply place the Magna Cap over your existing spring-style or rigid doorstop and attach the Magna Plate to your door. When the two meet, the magnetic connection holds your door in place until you’re ready to close it.

No drilling. No tools. No door wedges. Just a convenient, five-minute upgrade that helps keep your doors exactly where you leave them.

When It Clicks, It Sticks™.