LanierShopkeepers Bell - Don't Let Another Customer Slip Out (Black)

I have a little mixed breed terrier and I can't see her if she's standing by the back door wanting to go out. She doesn't bark. So the bell arrives and I installed it on the baseboard by the sliding door. It took a couple days of holding the treats at the right spot for her to ring the bell to earn the treat. She uses her nose or her foot. Then I'd quickly open the door in an attempt to tie the actions together. She got with the program right away - but turns out the lesson wasn't complete. It took her several more weeks to realize I could be trained to open the door at her command. And yes, I created a monster... The first month or so after she figured out the process she was at that bell every half hour. But sometimes I would tell her no, not now, you just came in. And no, I'm not putting anything on the outside so she can ring to come in. I like to think I'm still the boss. But we know who really runs the show. The bell's sound is great - not obnoxious or too loud. A good addition to our routine and I enjoy hearing her ring it. Makes us both happy.

It was a nice product…unfortunately it was too small for what we needed. It’s good for a door!!

This Bell is awesome! Sounds just like an old Shopkeepers bell whenever anyone enters the door.It has 2 screws that were included. We found that only using the bottom hole & screw, the doorbell was more 'sensitive' . It is secure even though we utilized one bottom screw and left the top 2nd hole empty.We have issues with the door opening very quietly, but not anymore!The product came packaged with care & arrived very quickly.It is a purchase that we are very happy about & would definitely purchase from this seller again.

I purchased this because I thought a little "ding" when opening the door would be a pleasant reminder that someone was coming in (or going). I had to do a little adjustment on the shape of it to get it to work. Mounting it was easy--just a couple of screws--even on a metal-clad door. It took a little more adjustment to finally get it right. The problem was, it never got quite right, at least not the way I wanted it to be. It rings okay and does have a pleasant "ting" to it, but it almost never rings when OPENING the door. It takes that little shove against the frame to actually ring it. I kept it, as it is still nice, and not obtrusive or annoying, but it won't ring on opening the door unless it gets a really violent opening shove and stop. I have no idea how shopkeepers make it ring to indicate a customer is entering. For me it only indicates someone is leaving.

Put this little gem on my new gate, and my dog never misses the ringing and lets me know someone has entered

Easy to install. Great concept but it doesn’t sound very loud and it’s very rigid construction doesn’t allow for the bell to dangle cliches would allow for more of a tinkling sound. It looks nice though.

My partner owns a comic and used book store in an older building with old style wood and glass doors, so she wanted something to alert her to customers that was era correct..... These more than fit that bill and she loves it.Let me tell you, these things are SENSITIVE! Anyone barely touched the door and you can hear it start to gently ding..... When they open the door - if you can't hear it in another room, then you're deaf.... It's LOUD.I highly recommend it to shop owners especially. Two screws puts it up, and it's well worth the money.

Great doorbell, classic, nice sound, built well, easy to mount