Ives 60A92 Solid Door Stop Aluminum Finish

Product Description

The IVES 60A92 is a solid door stop designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from damage caused by swinging doors. Constructed from aluminum with an aluminum finish, this floor- or wall-mount stop provides a durable mechanical barrier that keeps doors from striking adjacent surfaces. At approximately 3-3/4 inches in length and weighing 0.05 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight hardware component suited for both residential and light commercial applications. Installation is straightforward and typically handled by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or facilities maintenance technician.

This door stop is appropriate for interior door applications where consistent, low-profile protection is needed. It fits standard installation scenarios including offices, hallways, utility rooms, and residential living spaces. The aluminum finish coordinates with common architectural hardware finishes found in commercial and residential door assemblies. Sold individually, it is also available in a case quantity of 20 units for multi-door or new-construction projects requiring consistent hardware throughout a building.

Key Features

• Solid aluminum construction provides lasting durability in high-cycle door environments
• Aluminum finish coordinates with standard architectural door hardware selections
• Compact profile at approximately 3-3/4 inches keeps the stop low-profile against the floor or wall surface
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy handling and quick installation
• Sold individually with case quantity of 20 units available for volume projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door stop for standard residential and light commercial interior doors where a solid aluminum floor or wall stop is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or qualified maintenance technician using standard hand tools. Ensure the mounting surface is solid and capable of accepting a fastener before installation. Power down any associated door hardware systems if applicable before beginning work. Follow local building codes and the door hardware manufacturer guidelines for proper placement and fastener selection.