Ives 84003830 Kick Plate Bright Brass 8x30 Inches

Product Description

The IVES 84003830 is a kick plate designed to protect the lower portion of doors from scuffs, dents, and daily wear caused by foot traffic. Measuring 8 inches wide by 30 inches long with a profile height of 0.1 inches, it installs flush against the door face and provides a clean, finished appearance. The bright brass finish makes it suitable for doors where a polished, traditional aesthetic is required. This type of hardware is typically installed by commercial finish carpenters, general contractors, or door hardware specialists on both interior and exterior door applications.

Kick plates are a standard specification in commercial, institutional, and residential settings where high-traffic doors require surface protection. This plate is suited for single door installations in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and multifamily residential buildings. At 30 inches in length, it covers the full standard kick zone of most commercial door widths. The bright brass finish coordinates with other brass-finish door hardware components on the same opening.

Key Features

• 30-inch length and 8-inch width provide full coverage across the standard door kick zone
• Low-profile 0.1-inch height sits flush and does not interfere with door operation or seals
• Bright brass finish offers a polished, traditional appearance for commercial and residential doors
• Single-piece construction protects door face from foot traffic damage and scuffing
• Sold individually for straightforward single-door specification and procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style door protection plate for standard commercial and residential door applications requiring an 8-inch by 30-inch kick plate profile.

Installation Notes

Kick plates are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians using mounting screws appropriate for the door material. Before installation, confirm the door face is clean and free of existing hardware that may interfere with plate seating. Follow local building codes for fastener type and spacing, particularly on fire-rated door assemblies where listed hardware may be required. Do not overtighten fasteners on hollow-core doors to avoid surface damage.