Don-jo 1473-626 Pedestal Door Stop with Hook Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DON-JO 1473-626 is a pedestal-style door stop with an integrated hook, designed for floor or wall mounting in commercial and residential door installations. It provides 3 inches of projection to prevent doors from contacting walls or adjacent surfaces, while the built-in hook adds utility for hanging lightweight items such as keys or straps. The satin chrome finish offers a clean, professional appearance suitable for high-traffic corridors, offices, and entryways. This stop is a standard hardware item installed by finish carpenters, general contractors, or facilities maintenance personnel.

The 1473-626 is suited for interior door applications where a low-profile, freestanding stop is needed without dedicated wall blocking. The dual mount design allows installation directly to the finished floor or to a wall base, giving installers flexibility depending on door swing clearance and substrate availability. Its compact footprint works well in tight hallways, restrooms, and office suites where space around the door frame is limited.

Key Features

• 3 inches of projection keeps doors clear of walls and trim
• Integrated hook provides added functionality at the same mounting point
• Dual mount design supports both floor and wall installation
• Satin chrome finish resists tarnish and blends with standard commercial hardware
• Compact pedestal base minimizes trip hazard profile

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement or new-installation door stop for residential and light commercial interior door applications requiring floor or wall mounting.

Installation Notes

Install using fasteners appropriate for the substrate — concrete anchors for slab floors, wood screws for framed walls or wood subfloors. Confirm door swing arc before positioning to ensure the stop contacts the door at the correct point without stressing the hinge. Follow applicable building code requirements for hardware placement in ADA-accessible spaces. No special tools beyond a drill and standard bits are required for most installations.