Ives 70A3 Hinge Pin Door Stop Bright Brass

Product Description

The IVES 70A3 is a hinge pin door stop designed to limit door travel and protect walls, baseboards, and adjacent surfaces from door handle impact. It installs directly onto the hinge pin of a standard door hinge, requiring no separate fasteners or wall anchors. The stop is finished in a bright brass tone and constructed from aluminum, keeping the unit lightweight at 0.07 pounds. At 2.5 inches in length and 2 inches in width, it presents a low-profile footprint that suits most residential and light commercial door applications. Installation requires no drilling into walls or floors, making it a practical choice for situations where surface-mount stops are not feasible.

The IVES 70A3 is suited for interior doors in residential and light commercial settings where a clean, hardware-integrated stop is preferred. It works on doors fitted with standard pin hinges and is a common solution in renovation and new construction projects where protecting finished wall surfaces is a priority. Finish carpenters, general contractors, and maintenance technicians typically install this stop as part of a complete door hardware package.

Key Features

• Mounts directly onto the door hinge pin — no wall or floor drilling required
• Aluminum construction keeps unit weight at 0.07 pounds
• Bright brass finish coordinates with standard architectural door hardware
• Low-profile design at 0.2 inches height minimizes visual impact
• Sold individually; available in case quantities of 20

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by removing the existing hinge pin, sliding the stop onto the pin, and reinserting the pin into the hinge barrel. No special tools are required beyond a hammer or pin punch to remove and reseat the hinge pin. Confirm the stop arm will contact the door frame or casing at the desired limit of travel before finalizing installation. This work is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or maintenance technician.