Don-jo 1452-626 Large Gooseneck Door Stop Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DON-JO 1452-626 is a large gooseneck door stop designed for floor-mount installation in commercial and residential door applications. Cast from solid brass, this floor-mounted stop provides a 2.75-inch projection that keeps doors from contacting walls, baseboards, or other surfaces during normal operation. The satin chrome finish delivers a clean, professional appearance suited to high-traffic entryways and corridor doors. At 0.61 pounds, the unit is compact but substantial, with a stop height of 2.685 inches and a stop width of 2.32 inches. Installation is handled by door hardware installers, locksmiths, and general contractors as part of door hardware rough-in or finish work.

This floor-mounted gooseneck door stop is appropriate for use in light commercial and residential settings where wall-mounted or hinge-pin stops are not practical or preferred. It is typically installed on hard flooring surfaces including concrete, tile, hardwood, and similar substrates. The gooseneck profile allows the stop to clear flooring transitions and provides a positive contact point for the door edge. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware finishes commonly found in office, hospitality, and multi-family residential installations.

Key Features

• Cast brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• 2.75-inch projection keeps doors clear of walls and trim
• Floor-mount design suits locations where wall or hinge-pin stops are not feasible
• Satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware
• Compact profile at 2.685 inches height and 2.32 inches width

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor-mounted door stop suitable for standard residential and light commercial door applications requiring a large gooseneck profile with floor mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by door hardware installers, locksmiths, or general contractors. The door must be in its fully open position to determine correct stop placement before marking and drilling the floor anchor point. Shut off power to any adjacent electric strike or access control hardware before beginning work in the door frame area. Follow applicable local building codes for fastener type when anchoring into concrete or other hard substrates.