Ives 61A716 Solid Door Stop Aluminum Aged Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 61A716 is a solid door stop finished in Aged Bronze, designed to prevent doors from swinging too far and damaging walls, baseboards, or adjacent hardware. Constructed from aluminum, this floor- or wall-mounted stop provides a firm physical barrier at the base of the door travel. At 3-3/16 inches in nominal height, it offers a low-profile presence while delivering reliable stopping force. It is suitable for both commercial and residential applications and is typically installed by general contractors, finish carpenters, or facilities maintenance personnel during door hardware finish-out.

This door stop is appropriate for use in standard interior door installations where protection of wall surfaces and door hardware is required. The Aged Bronze finish coordinates with other architectural hardware in matching or complementary finishes, making it a practical choice for consistent hardware programs across multi-door commercial projects or residential renovations. Sold individually, it is well-suited for single-door replacements or new construction installs.

Key Features

• Solid aluminum construction provides durability in high-traffic door applications
• Aged Bronze finish offers a traditional architectural appearance
• 3-3/16 inch nominal size fits standard residential and light commercial door clearances
• Low-profile design minimizes tripping hazard while maintaining stopping effectiveness
• Sold as individual unit for single-door replacement or new installation

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 or general contractor during the hardware trim-out phase of construction or renovation. Power down any adjacent electronic door hardware before working in the area. Secure the stop to the floor or wall per the fastener pattern included with the unit, ensuring the mounting surface material is appropriate for the fastener type used. Follow local building codes for door hardware installation requirements.