Ives 61A5 Solid Door Stop Antique Brass Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES 61A5 is a solid aluminum door stop finished in antique brass, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and trim from door swing impact. At approximately 3-3/16 inches in length, this floor- or wall-mount stop provides a compact, low-profile solution suited for commercial and residential door applications. Constructed from aluminum, the 61A5 delivers lasting durability while the antique brass finish coordinates with period and transitional architectural hardware schemes. Installation is straightforward and is typically handled by finish carpenters, general contractors, or door hardware installers during new construction or renovation work.

The IVES 61A5 is appropriate for interior door applications in both residential and light commercial environments. It is used wherever a door stop is needed to limit door travel and prevent hardware or wall damage. The antique brass finish makes it a practical match for door hardware sets specified in warm, oil-rubbed, or traditional finish palettes. It is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 20 units, making it suitable for multi-door or multi-unit projects.

Key Features

• Solid aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Antique brass finish coordinates with traditional and transitional architectural hardware
• Compact form factor at approximately 3-3/16 inches in length
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds, minimizing stress on mounting surface
• Sold individually with case quantity of 20 available for volume installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door stop for standard residential and light commercial interior door applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor. Secure the stop to the floor or wall per the fastener pattern provided with the unit, ensuring the mounting surface is solid enough to withstand repeated door contact. Power down any adjacent low-voltage door hardware before working in the immediate area. Follow local building codes for door hardware placement and clearance requirements.