Don-jo 1462 Detention Door Stop Floor Mount Uncoated

Product Description

The DON-JO 1462 is a detention-grade floor-mounted door stop designed for high-security and institutional applications. It features a 1-inch projection and stands 4.4 inches in height, providing a low-profile but effective barrier against door swing damage. The uncoated steel finish makes it well-suited for environments where surface treatment will be applied on-site or where bare metal is acceptable. Licensed contractors and facilities maintenance crews typically specify this stop for detention centers, correctional facilities, and other heavy-use institutional settings where standard door hardware is insufficient.

This door stop is intended for floor-mount installation in demanding environments including detention facilities, jails, hospitals, and commercial buildings where doors are subject to frequent, forceful use. The detention-grade construction addresses the need for tamper-resistant, durable hardware in restricted-access areas. Its compact projection and solid build make it appropriate for both new construction and retrofit applications in high-traffic corridors and secure rooms.

Key Features

• Detention-grade construction rated for high-security and institutional use
• 1-inch projection keeps the stop low-profile while protecting walls and door frames
• 4.4-inch stop height provides consistent door contact and control
• Floor-mount design anchors securely to concrete or hard flooring surfaces
• Uncoated finish allows for field-applied coatings or bare-metal installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor-mounted door stop for detention, correctional, and institutional door assemblies requiring a 1-inch projection, floor-mount configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed contractor or facilities maintenance professional. Anchor hardware should be selected based on the substrate — concrete anchors are standard for slab floors. Ensure the door is in the fully open position when marking anchor points to confirm correct stop placement. Consult local building and facility security codes for approved hardware specifications in detention or correctional environments.