Ives 840031034 Kick Plate Bright Brass 10 X 34 in

Product Description

The IVES 840031034 is a kick plate finished in bright brass, designed to protect the lower portion of doors from scuffs, dents, and wear caused by foot traffic. Measuring 10 inches wide by 34 inches tall with a profile depth of 0.1 inches, this plate mounts flush to the door face and provides a clean, professional appearance alongside functional protection. At 5 pounds, it is a solid, durable unit suited for commercial and residential door applications. Licensed contractors, facility maintenance technicians, and finish carpenters are the typical trades handling installation of this hardware type.

This kick plate is appropriate for use on interior and exterior doors in commercial buildings, institutional facilities, healthcare environments, and residential applications where high-traffic door protection is required. The bright brass finish suits traditional and transitional architectural styles and coordinates with other brass-finish door hardware. It is sold as an individual unit and is suitable for both new construction and retrofit door installations where surface-mounted protection is needed.

Key Features

• Bright brass finish provides a clean, traditional appearance suitable for coordinated door hardware sets
• 10 inches wide by 34 inches tall — a standard commercial kick plate dimension
• Low-profile 0.1-inch depth mounts flat against the door face without interfering with door operation
• Weighs 5 pounds, indicating solid, durable construction
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mounted kick plate suitable for standard commercial and residential door applications where a 10-inch by 34-inch protective plate is specified.

Installation Notes

Kick plates are typically installed by carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors as part of door hardware finish work. Mount the plate to the door face using appropriate fasteners for the door material, ensuring the plate sits level and flush. No special tools beyond a drill and screwdriver are typically required. Verify that fastener length is appropriate for door thickness to avoid breakthrough on hollow-core doors.