Ives 840032D1034 Kick Plate Satin Stainless Steel 10x34

Product Description

The IVES 840032D1034 is a commercial-grade kick plate finished in satin stainless steel, designed to protect the lower section of doors from scuffs, dents, and daily impact damage. Measuring 10 inches wide by 34 inches tall, this plate installs on the push side of doors in high-traffic corridors, entry points, and commercial or institutional facilities. At 4.5 pounds, it carries the mass expected of a durable metal protection plate. Installers in commercial construction, facility maintenance, and door hardware trades specify this type of plate where door finish longevity is a priority.

This kick plate is suited for interior and exterior door applications in commercial, institutional, and light industrial environments. Typical installations include office building corridors, school hallways, hospital entry doors, and retail entry points where foot and cart traffic creates repeated impact at the base of the door. The satin stainless steel finish integrates with a wide range of architectural hardware finishes.

Key Features

• Satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion and surface wear in high-traffic settings
• 10 inches x 34 inches coverage area protects the lower door panel from daily impact
• Solid metal construction at 4.5 pounds provides durable, long-term protection
• Low-profile 0.25 inch thickness mounts flush against door surface
• Sold individually, compatible with standard commercial door widths

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation kick plate for standard commercial and institutional door applications where a 10-inch by 34-inch protection plate is specified.

Installation Notes

Kick plates are typically installed by door hardware specialists, general contractors, or skilled maintenance technicians. Secure all mounting fasteners evenly across the plate to prevent warping or gapping at the door surface. Verify door material and thickness before selecting fastener type, as hollow-core and solid-core doors require different hardware. Follow applicable local building codes and manufacturer fastener recommendations for the door substrate.