Doorstops on Adjoining Inside Doors?

[CruiserM1969]

My family will be going on the Beyond in two adjoining rooms. Can the two inside doors be propped open? Should I bring door stops? I’m thinking it would be nice to have them both propped open at times. 

[CHEZMARYLOU]

The doors are pretty heavy, not sure about door stops. I have seen the cabin attendants use a door stop to keep doors open.  Perhaps they can leave one for you.  It is not a traditional door stop, more like a weighted bean bag on a rope that they put over the door handle.

[cruisestitch]

A rolled up towel jammed under could probably take care of it

[chengkp75]

As noted, the doors are heavy, and will slam closed with some force, I know of fingers being broken in them, so if your doorstop is not hefty enough, the door could slam on someone in heavy weather.  Note this particularly if children are involved.

 

Please do not jam anything between the door and the jamb on the hinge side of the door, as the weight of the door will start to deform the hinges and the door will not close properly.

 

As a cabin attendant for a doorstop that they use.

[Marie51]

Along the same line where is the connecting door on Beyond located? We have connecting veranda cabins booked and would like to know. Thanks.

[Stricks08]

We would use the circular stools in the rooms to prop both doors up and that worked well for us

[CruiserM1969]

Thanks for all the replies!! As always, great insight shared!! 🙂 I think asking the room attendant makes perfect sense. I would definitely not want to injure anyone or the ship!! Thanks again!!

Edited June 1 by CruiserM1969

[mahdnc]

24 minutes ago, CruiserM1969 said:

Thanks for all the replies!! As always, great insight shared!! 🙂 I think asking the room attendant makes perfect sense. I would definitely not want to injure anyone or the ship!! Thanks again!!

 

That is what we have done--ask your stateroom attendant for door stops.  We have always received wedge door stops made from wood.  They were used for the interior doors of the cabin.

 

 

 

Edited June 1 by mahdnc

[CruiserM1969]

On 6/1/2024 at 3:29 PM, mahdnc said:

 

That is what we have done--ask your stateroom attendant for door stops.  We have always received wedge door stops made from wood.  They were used for the interior doors of the cabin.

 

 

 

This is awesome!! Thanks for the visuals, too!! 🙂

[Stricks08]

We are on the Apex right now with connecting Magic Carpet Sky Suite and Inside room - here’s a photo of how we keep both doors opened