Ives 840032D632 Kick Plate 6x32 Satin Stainless Steel

Product Description

The IVES 840032D632 is a kick plate designed to protect the lower portion of a door from damage caused by foot traffic, equipment, and daily wear. Measuring 6 inches wide by 32 inches long and just 0.1 inches thick, it installs directly onto the door face to shield the surface from scuffs, dents, and scratches. The satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance and a clean, neutral appearance suitable for commercial and institutional door applications. Building hardware installers and general contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this product.

This kick plate is suited for use on interior and exterior doors in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where door surfaces need protection from routine foot and cart traffic. Typical applications include corridor doors, entry doors, and service area doors in schools, hospitals, office buildings, and similar facilities. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for surface-mount installation.

Key Features

• Satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion and blends with standard architectural hardware
• Low-profile 0.1-inch thickness minimizes protrusion from the door face
• 32-inch length provides broad vertical coverage on standard door heights
• 6-inch width protects the full kick zone typically impacted by foot traffic
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount kick plate for standard commercial and residential doors requiring lower-door protection.

Installation Notes

Kick plates are typically installed by general contractors, door hardware specialists, or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Mounting hardware such as screws or adhesive may be required and should be selected based on door material and thickness. Ensure the door surface is clean and free of debris before fastening. Verify that the plate position does not interfere with door hardware, thresholds, or weatherstripping.