Hands Free No Touch Door Opener - Foot Pull & Commercial Touchless Opener Tools for Bathroom (Silver-1 Piece)

Installed this foot puller on a door at work that has metal kick pads. Tough drilling through the metal kick pads on the door, but eventually got through and screwed/bolted this on easily enough after that. Middle hole has bolt that goes completely through, and outside holes are for screws. Sturdy as is, but wonder if might be better if had three bolts that go all the way though instead.Works like a charm, although co-workers didn't quite understand what it was and how to use it, even though I hung up the included sticker showing a cartoon of how to use it, hahaha. Would but it again.

My wife and I opened a restaurant and at the recommendation of a colleague we purchased two. They have been fantastic for opening doors with full hands. Easy to install and heavy duty manufacturing.

I put this on my cabinet trashcan door! It is amazing! I don't have to touch anything when my hands are messy, just pull the cabinet out with my foot. I highly recommend this

Works great! So helpful in our restaurant when carrying plates or crates of liquor. I will be ordering more!

Exactly what we were looking for; great to avoid touching door handles or use when your hands are full. Very easy to install in ten minutes or less. You'll need a hammer, 5/16" drill bit (wood doors), and a phillips screwdriver. I also recommend using a small level.

Really cool product. Well made and installs easy.Unit was scratched and the stickers were basically useless because of poor packaging.That is why I give it 4 instead of 5.

This really helped out with the office bathrooms. Its a little awkward learning how to kick the door right and not look like a dope, but none the less your foot grips the opener well and saves your hands from germs.

I used this for a commercial construction project and the client absolutely loved them! They work well and they are not too big and bulky. Install was very quick and easy as well.

Some staff love it but there is a hazard risk if someone pushes the door whilst you are using it. You could potentially end up on the floor.