Abstract: A door stop for mounting on a door, the door stop having two or more body segments. A first body segment of the door stop is connected to a second body segment of the door stop via a connector. In one mode of operation, when the door stop is mounted on a door, the first body segment protrudes beyond a surface of the door, preventing closure of the door. The door stop may be removably mounted to the top or side of a door.

Abstract: A door stop for mounting on a door, the door stop having one or more body segments. A first body segment of the door stop is connected to a second body segment of the door stop via an elastic connecting member. The first body segment positioned to face a door frame, is configured such that it may be extended downward in relation to the rest of the door stop, thereby allowing the door to close. A handle attached to the first body segment provides users with a structure to extend said first body segment downward. The second body segment, configured to be mounted on a door such that such segment faces a wall, serves to protect the door and wall in instances when the door may be opened too widely. The door stop may be removably or fixedly mounted to a door.

Abstract: A door stop for mounting on a door, said door stop having one or more body segments. A first body segment of the door stop is connected to a second body segment of the door stop via an elastic connecting member. The first body segment positioned to face a door frame, is configured such that it may be extended downward in relation to the rest of the door stop, thereby allowing the door to close. A handle attached to the first body segment provides users with a means to extend said first body segment downward. The second body segment, configured to be mounted on a door such that such segment faces a wall, serves to protect the door and wall in instances when the door may be opened too widely. The door stop may be removably or fixedly mounted to a door.

Abstract: A door stop for mounting on a door, said door stop having two or more body segments. A first body segment of the door stop is connected to a second body segment of the door stop via a connector. In one mode of operation, when the door stop is mounted on a door, the first body segment protrudes beyond a surface of the door, preventing closure of the door. The door stop may be removably mounted to the top or side of a door.