Installation Instructions for a Wall Door Stopper Using a Screw Hidden Under the Cap – Scandinavian Handles

What You Need

Tube-shaped wall door stopper with a rubber cap at the end.
Screw 4 × 45 mm and wall plug 6 × 30 mm – included in the kit.
Drill, Ø 6 mm drill bit for the wall, long Phillips screwdriver (or bit with extension), pencil, vacuum cleaner.

Mark the point on the wall where the handle would touch it when the door is fully open.

Make sure there are no cables or pipes at the drilling point.
Drill a Ø 6 mm hole approx. 35 mm deep, remove the dust and insert the plug flush with the wall.

Hold the base against the wall, insert the screw through the tube and drive it into the plug until the base sits flat against the wall.

Push the cap back in all the way. Open the door and check that the handle or door leaf rests against the cap.

Concrete / solid brick: Plug from the kit, Ø 6 mm drill bit.

Ceramic tiles: Drill without hammer mode, starting with a tile bit.

Plasterboard: Plasterboard plug (e.g. butterfly type) or fix into a stud or reinforced spot.

If the handle is higher than the stopper tube, install the stopper so that the door leaf rests against it.

Clean with a soft, damp cloth with water or a neutral cleaner, then wipe dry. Do not use abrasive or alcohol-based products.