Ives CS11526D20 Crash Stop 20.5 Inches Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES CS11526D20 is a crash stop designed to limit door travel and protect walls, baseboards, and adjacent surfaces from door impact. At 20.5 inches in length, this floor- or wall-mounted stop provides a physical barrier that absorbs and redirects the force of a swinging door before it causes damage. The satin chrome finish offers a clean, professional appearance suited to commercial and institutional environments. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish hardware specialists, or general contractors as part of a door hardware package.

This crash stop is appropriate for interior door applications in commercial, institutional, and residential settings where door swing control is required. It is well suited for high-traffic corridors, restrooms, offices, and utility spaces where repeated door contact with walls or fixtures is a concern. The 20.5-inch length accommodates installations that require a longer stop to bridge baseboard profiles or protect low-mounted fixtures along the wall.

Key Features

• 20.5-inch length accommodates installations requiring extended reach along the wall or floor
• Satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware
• Protects walls, baseboards, and surfaces from repeated door impact
• Sold individually (each) for single-door applications
• Compact cross-section of 2.5 inches width by 2.5 inches height fits standard mounting profiles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style door accessory crash stop for standard interior door installations in commercial and residential construction where floor or wall-mount door protection hardware is specified.

Installation Notes

Crash stops are typically installed by carpenters or finish hardware contractors during the door hardware phase of construction or renovation. Before installation, confirm the mounting surface is structurally sound and capable of anchoring fasteners under repeated impact loads. Power tools are not required but a drill and appropriate anchors for the wall or floor material are standard. Follow local building specifications and the door hardware schedule for finish and placement requirements.