Ives 84003424 Kick Plate Bright Brass 4x24 Inches

Product Description

The IVES 84003424 is a kick plate in a Bright Brass finish, designed to protect the lower portion of doors from damage caused by foot traffic, carts, and daily wear. Measuring 4 inches wide by 24 inches long with a 0.2-inch profile, this plate mounts to the face of a door to shield the surface from scuffs, dents, and scratches. It weighs 1.4 pounds and ships as a single unit. Kick plates are a standard component in commercial and residential door hardware installations, specified by contractors, finish carpenters, and facilities maintenance professionals wherever door protection and clean aesthetics are required.

This kick plate is suited for use on interior or exterior doors in commercial buildings, offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and residential applications. The Bright Brass finish coordinates with matching architectural hardware for a consistent door appearance. It is installed at the base of the door face on the push side, covering the area most vulnerable to kick and scuff damage. Single-unit packaging makes it appropriate for both individual door retrofits and larger installation projects.

Key Features

• Bright Brass finish for a clean, coordinated architectural appearance
• 4 inches wide by 24 inches long — a standard kick plate dimension for most commercial and residential doors
• Low-profile 0.2-inch thickness minimizes door clearance impact
• Protects door face from foot traffic, cart strikes, and everyday wear
• Sold individually (1 EA per order unit)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation kick plate for standard commercial and residential door applications requiring a 4-inch by 24-inch protection plate in a Bright Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Kick plates are typically installed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors as part of door hardware finishing work. Mount to the push face of the door at the base, using fasteners appropriate for the door material. Verify door thickness and existing hardware clearances before installation. No special tools or permits are generally required, though installations in commercial occupancies should conform to applicable local building codes.