Ives 61B3 Solid Brass Door Stop Bright Brass Finish

Product Description

The IVES 61B3 is a solid brass door stop finished in bright brass, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from impact damage. It mounts directly to the floor and physically limits door swing travel, preventing door handles and hinges from contacting adjacent surfaces. At 0.1 pounds, the 61B3 is a compact, single-unit stop suitable for interior residential and light commercial doors. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish contractors, or general-trades professionals during door hardware trim-out. The solid brass construction provides durability and corrosion resistance appropriate for high-use interior environments.

The 61B3 is suited for interior door installations in residential construction, renovation, and light commercial fit-out. It is typically installed at the base of a door where wall-mount options are impractical or where floor mounting offers a cleaner finish result. The bright brass finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware in brass and gold-tone families, making it a common selection for offices, hotel rooms, apartments, and residential interiors requiring a consistent hardware appearance.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance in interior applications
• Bright brass finish coordinates with standard architectural door hardware
• Floor-mount design provides a clean installation where wall stops are not viable
• Compact profile at approximately 4 inches length and 0.9 inches height
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds, suitable for standard interior door applications
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 10 units available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor-mount door stop for standard interior residential and light commercial door installations.

Installation Notes

The 61B3 is installed by finish carpenters or general contractors as part of door hardware trim-out. Power down any automatic door operators before servicing related hardware. Secure the stop to the floor using appropriate fasteners for the substrate type, whether wood, concrete, or tile. Do not overtighten fasteners, as this can crack tile substrates or strip wood pilot holes.