Ives 70A15 Hinge Pin Door Stop Satin Nickel

Product Description

The IVES 70A15 is a hinge pin door stop finished in satin nickel, designed to limit door swing by installing directly onto the hinge pin of a standard door hinge. No wall or floor mounting is required. The unit measures 1 inch in length with a 0.9 inch width and 0.9 inch height, and weighs 0.07 pounds. Constructed from aluminum, it provides a lightweight, corrosion-resistant solution for controlling door travel. Locksmiths, finish carpenters, and general contractors install this type of hardware during door hardware trim-out on both new construction and retrofit projects.

The 70A15 is suited for interior residential and light commercial door applications where floor or wall stops are impractical or undesirable. It fits onto the hinge pin of a standard butt hinge, making it a clean, low-profile solution for doors in hallways, bedrooms, offices, and other spaces where swing control is needed without surface-mounted hardware. The satin nickel finish coordinates with matching door hardware in contemporary and transitional architectural settings.

Key Features

• Installs on existing hinge pin — no wall or floor drilling required
• Aluminum construction for lightweight, corrosion-resistant performance
• Satin nickel finish for coordination with matching architectural hardware
• Compact profile: 1 inch length, 0.9 inch width, 0.9 inch height
• Sold individually; case quantity of 20 available for volume installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fit for interior doors equipped with standard butt hinges that accept a removable hinge pin.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by removing the existing hinge pin, sliding the door stop onto the pin, and reinserting the pin into the hinge barrel — no special tools are required beyond a nail set or punch to tap the pin free. Ensure the door is held or propped securely before removing any hinge pin to prevent the door from shifting. Verify hinge pin diameter compatibility before installation. This hardware is typically installed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or qualified general contractors during door hardware trim-out.