Ives FS44610B Floor Stop Holder Masonry Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES FS44610B is a solid brass floor stop and heavy-duty holder designed to protect doors and walls from impact damage while providing a secure hold-open function. Built from solid brass, this unit offers lasting durability and corrosion resistance in high-traffic doorway applications. The oil rubbed bronze finish gives it a dark, matte appearance consistent with standard architectural finish schedules. At 2.5 inches tall with a footprint of 3.75 inches by 3.25 inches, it fits compactly at the base of a door and mounts directly to masonry substrates, making it well suited for commercial and institutional installations where concrete or tile floors are common.

This floor stop and holder is intended for use in commercial, institutional, and residential applications where a door must be stopped before it contacts a wall, baseboard, or trim, and held open hands-free when needed. The masonry mounting configuration makes it appropriate for lobbies, corridors, restrooms, and other spaces with hard-surface flooring over concrete subfloor. It is sold individually and is typically installed by a door hardware or finish carpentry trade during rough or final door hardware set.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Dual-function design: door stop and heavy-duty hold-open holder in one unit
• Masonry mounting configuration for concrete, tile, and hard-surface floors
• Oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with standard architectural finish schedules
• Compact footprint at 3.75 inches by 3.25 inches by 2.5 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor stop and holder for standard interior and exterior door assemblies requiring masonry-mounted stopping and hold-open hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a door hardware technician or finish carpenter during the door hardware phase of construction or renovation. Masonry anchors appropriate for the substrate type and load should be used; consult local building codes for fastener requirements in fire-rated or ADA-compliant corridors. Verify door swing clearance and floor finish height before marking anchor locations. No power is required for this mechanical device, but confirm the door is held open and secured before drilling into the finished floor surface.