Ives FS44626D Floor Stop Holder Masonry Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES FS44626D is a floor stop and holder designed to protect doors, walls, and hardware from impact damage by stopping a swinging door at floor level and holding it in the open position when needed. Finished in satin chrome, it suits commercial and residential door installations where a clean, architectural appearance is required. The masonry mounting base allows direct installation into concrete or masonry floors, making it a practical choice for slab-on-grade construction or below-grade entryways. At 1 pound and compact in footprint, it installs cleanly without obstructing foot traffic. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters typically specify this type of hardware during door hardware rough-in or finish phases.

The FS44626D is suited for interior doors in commercial buildings, office suites, institutional facilities, and residential applications where masonry or concrete floor construction is present. The hold-open function keeps doors in a fixed position, which is useful in high-traffic corridors, service entries, and utility areas. Its satin chrome finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware families across door trim, pulls, and hinges.

Key Features

• Floor-mount stop and holder combination in a single unit
• Masonry mounting base for direct installation into concrete or masonry substrates
• Satin chrome finish for compatibility with standard architectural hardware sets
• Compact profile at 3.75 inches long, 3.5 inches wide, and 2.5 inches tall
• Lightweight at 1 pound for straightforward handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor stop and holder for interior door applications requiring masonry or concrete floor mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor. Before installation, confirm the floor substrate is masonry or concrete suitable for anchor fasteners. Use appropriate masonry anchors and a hammer drill for pilot holes; fastener size and anchor type should match the substrate density per local building standards. Verify door swing clearance and stop placement before final fastener seating to ensure proper door travel.