Prime-Line KC50D 58 Pound ,Diecast, White, Spring Door Closer (Single Pack)

Worked well. gently closes my door so I don't have to. I set it on the lowest setting and works well with my lightweight interior door. Easy enough to mount on my door frame almost out of sight in a stairwell.

I had the other style that was a spring loaded wire enclosed in a plastic box and mounted to the wall to pull the door closed. It lasted 2-3 months as the wire cut through the side of the box and broke.This is much better, it attaches to the back of the door and pushes it closed. You set your own tension and they say to be careful not to be to excessive with it so I gave it a modest few turns. It's not as forceful as the wire was but closes the door nicely. The wire was probably too strong to be honest. It also seems to hold up better, is less inconspicuous, and is safer as there are no wires to slip off hooks or glue pieces that pull paint or let go.Definitely recommend.

The product sucks it's no good it doesn't work good at all they break right away waste of money

It works great but as it comes it will quickly start making lots of noise. Take it apart by taking the screw out and fill the big end the spring is in and all in and around the spring with vasoline (petroleum jelly). This makes it totally silent. Watch what goes where as you take it apart.

Works great with my screen door

I put this on my bathroom door, which is a standard hollow core door. It will push it closed but not strong enough to make it latch which was my goal. I could see this for a screen door but not much else.

I was tired of yelling at kids to close door going in and out. This was such an affordable option, I didn't think it would work. But, the function is fantastic. Easy for one person to install. We have a very heavy exterior door and it is strong enough to close it in a gentle manner, not slam it. I can also leave enough slack to leave the door ajar so the dogs can push their way in, but it hold the door closed against the wind. Coulndt' be happier with this product!

I was skeptical, especially at the price, but the this design is far better than the old piston and chain closers. Basically a spring presses on a bar that presses on a door. Simple physics. Few moving parts.Word of caution. Ignore the directions. Contrary to what they say, the arrow doesn't mean anything and the closer may not install on the jamb. Simple rule is whatever side the door opens to, that's where the closer goes. I had to put mine on the outside trim. It may also have to go backwards and upside down from what the directions indicate.Also, the silver bar is so you can pull the spring back and insert the white bar - not clear in the directions.