Hager Hinge 241F3 Low Floor Dome Door Stop Brass

Product Description

The HAGER HINGE 241F3 is a low-profile floor dome stop finished in bright brass, designed to prevent doors from swinging open too far and contacting walls, trim, or cabinetry. Measuring 2 inches in length by 1.75 inches in width and 1.75 inches in height, this compact stop mounts directly to finished flooring and provides a solid contact point for the door bottom or base. Weighing 0.15 pounds, it is a lightweight but durable hardware component suitable for interior door applications in both residential and light commercial settings. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters typically specify this type of stop as part of a complete door hardware package.

The 241F3 floor dome stop is suited for interior door installations where a wall-mounted stop is not practical or preferred. It works well in open floor plan environments, rooms with limited wall space near the door swing, or where baseboard profiles make wall stops difficult to mount. The bright brass finish coordinates with brass-finish hinges, locksets, and other door hardware. Sold individually, it is appropriate for single-door retrofits or new construction applications managed by a carpenter or general contractor.

Key Features

• Low-profile dome design mounts flush to finished flooring without obstructing foot traffic
• Bright brass finish provides a clean, classic appearance that coordinates with standard brass door hardware
• Compact footprint at 2 inches long by 1.75 inches wide keeps the stop visually unobtrusive
• Lightweight at 0.15 pounds, reducing floor substrate stress on installation
• Sold individually, allowing targeted single-door replacement or new install

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install floor dome stop for standard interior doors requiring low-profile floor-mounted door control hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor as part of a door hardware package. The mounting fastener should be driven into solid subfloor material or a floor anchor where subfloor access is limited. Confirm flooring material compatibility before fastening to avoid cracking tile or stone surfaces. No special tools or trade licenses are required, but installer should ensure the stop height clears the door sweep or bottom rail without binding.