Open Door, Inc Wedge-It

Open Door Inc
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$9.59

SKU:
W-WEDGE-IT
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Weight:
1.59 LBS
Internal ID:
489444
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SKU: W-WEDGE-IT

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3 Ways To Hold ADoor Open At 90°

WEDGE-IT could be the world's most versatile, portable, temporary, light weight door stop. It was designed by Emergency Service Personnel to hold doors open to a 90 degree angle from any of 3 different locations. Because of its convenience and ease of use it has been adopted by other trades and professions.

  • (1) On top of the door
  • (2) Over the hinge pin
  • (3) On the floor. All with one very versatile little door stop.
The Wedge-It is designed to hold an interior or exterior door open to a 90 degree angle. It can be placed (1) on top of the door (2) over the door (3) or on the floor.
1. On top of door: With door open to a 90 degree angle place Wedge-It over hinge between door and the door jamb.
2. Over the Hinge Pin:With door open to a 90 degree angle place Wedge-It over hinge between doo(more...)

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  • 5
    Awesome wedge

    Posted by Verified Buyer on Aug 22nd 2013

    Awesome wedge perfect for commercial steel doors. Use it all the time for stair well doors for ventilating. Easy to deploy and hang on the door hinge. Will be buying another one.

  • 5
    The only chock you need

    Posted by Verified Buyer on Jan 27th 2013

    I bought this chock about two months ago to replace a wooden chock on my helmet that had gotten contaminated. immediately I put this chock in my helmet and have used it several times with no failures. today i used the hinge hanging feature on an exterior door to prevent a lockout, and upon clearing the scene another member of my engine went to close the door not knowing the door was chocked with the product. after pushing the door in we heard a crack and I thought my new chock was snapped but in fact it was the hinge that had snapped off the frame leaving the chock in place and un damaged and we were shocked.

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