Ives FS43810B Floor Dome Stop Oil Rubbed Bronze Brass

Product Description

The IVES FS43810B is a solid brass floor dome stop finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed to prevent doors from swinging into walls, furniture, or other surfaces. Installed directly into the floor, this low-profile dome stop absorbs door contact and protects both the door and surrounding surfaces from damage. At 0.25 pounds and standing 1.8 inches tall with a 2.5-inch by 2-inch footprint, it fits discreetly in residential and light commercial doorways. The solid brass construction delivers lasting durability with a corrosion-resistant oil rubbed bronze finish that coordinates with period-style and transitional architectural hardware schemes.

The FS43810B is suited for interior door installations in residential construction, renovation, and light commercial applications. It mounts to finished flooring in standard doorway layouts where wall-mount or baseboard stops are not practical or aesthetically preferred. The oil rubbed bronze finish works well in settings where matching door hardware includes levers, hinges, and pulls in a dark bronze palette. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Solid brass body provides durable, long-lasting door impact resistance
• Oil rubbed bronze finish suits transitional and traditional interior hardware schemes
• Low-profile dome design minimizes trip hazard and visual footprint
• Floor-mount installation keeps the stop out of the door swing path
• Compact footprint at 2.5 inches long by 2 inches wide by 1.8 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for straightforward handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor dome stop for standard interior door applications requiring floor-mounted door control hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or knowledgeable DIYer using a drill, appropriate bit for the floor material, and the fastener supplied with the stop. Locate the stop to contact the door at a point that prevents wall or trim damage without obstructing the door swing. On hard flooring such as tile or hardwood, use the correct drill bit and ensure the fastener anchor is rated for the substrate. Confirm placement before final fastening, as repositioning can leave visible holes in finished flooring.