Ives 70A716 Hinge Pin Door Stop Aged Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 70A716 is a hinge pin door stop designed to prevent doors from swinging open too far and causing wall or trim damage. It installs directly onto an existing door hinge pin, requiring no additional drilling or wall anchors. The stop is constructed of aluminum with an Aged Bronze finish, making it suitable for commercial and residential applications where finish consistency matters. At 0.9 inches long, 0.7 inches wide, and 0.3 inches tall, it is a compact, low-profile solution. Weighing 0.1 pounds, it adds virtually no load to the hinge assembly. Installation takes only a few minutes and fits neatly into a standard service call.

This hinge pin door stop is used in residential and light commercial door applications where a wall-mounted stop is impractical or undesirable. It is ideal for situations where the door swings into open areas, near finished walls, or where floor-mounted stops are obstructed by flooring transitions or furniture. The Aged Bronze finish coordinates with matching Aged Bronze hinge sets and door hardware for a unified architectural appearance. It is sold individually and is suitable for standard butt hinge assemblies commonly found on interior and exterior doors.

Key Features

• Installs on existing hinge pin — no wall drilling or floor anchoring required
• Aluminum construction with Aged Bronze finish for corrosion resistance and finish coordination
• Compact profile at 0.9 inches long, 0.7 inches wide, and 0.3 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds — no added stress on hinge assembly
• Suitable for residential and light commercial door hardware applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-install hinge pin door stop for standard residential and light commercial butt hinge assemblies.

Installation Notes

A licensed carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor typically installs hinge pin door stops as part of a door hardware package or service call. Before installation, ensure the door is in a closed or static position to safely remove the hinge pin. No special tools beyond a flathead screwdriver or pin punch are generally required. Verify finish compatibility with existing hinge hardware before ordering to maintain a consistent architectural appearance.