100mm Cross-Hatched Wedge Doorstop
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Description
A 100mm wedge doorstop designed to secure heavy doors, featuring a rear finger pull ring for extraction without bending down. The top surface incorporates cross-hatched grip ridges to prevent the wedge from sliding under the door when under load, while the shallow approach angle accommodates minimal floor clearances.
Specifications
- Overall Length: 100mm
- Incline Angle: 8 degrees
- Minimum Clearance: designed for threshold gaps of 5mm or greater
- Surface Texture: Cross-hatched anti-slip ridges on the top face
- Extraction: Integrated rear loop for finger or tool retrieval
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