Ives FS44810B Heavy Duty Floor Stop Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES FS44810B is a heavy duty floor stop designed to protect doors, walls, and trim by preventing doors from swinging too far open. It mounts directly to the floor using a wood-mounting configuration, making it suitable for installation on hardwood, engineered wood, and similar subfloor or finish-floor surfaces. Finished in oil rubbed bronze, it blends with period and transitional architectural hardware schemes. At 0.9 pounds, it is a solid, low-profile unit intended for commercial and residential door openings where a wall stop is not practical or desired. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and door hardware installers handle this type of fitting as part of a complete door accessory package.

The FS44810B is suited for interior door applications where floor-mounted door control is required. It is commonly specified in commercial office buildouts, hospitality interiors, and residential projects where the door swing must be arrested at the floor rather than the wall or baseboard. The oil rubbed bronze finish is compatible with coordinating IVES door hardware products in the same finish family, supporting a unified look across hinges, pulls, and protection plates on the same opening.

Key Features

• Heavy duty floor stop construction rated for frequent-use door traffic
• Wood-mounting configuration for direct installation into wood floor surfaces
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for compatibility with transitional and traditional architectural hardware
• Compact footprint at 3 inches long by 2.5 inches wide by 2.5 inches tall
• Sold individually, with a case quantity of 2 units per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor stop for interior wood-floor door applications where a floor-mounted stop is specified in place of a wall or baseboard stop.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or qualified contractor. The door must be fully hung and hardware-set before locating the stop position to ensure the stop arrests the door at the correct swing point without stressing hinges or the door edge. Pre-drill pilot holes per the fastener manufacturer recommendations to avoid splitting wood floor stock. Verify that the stop height and placement do not conflict with door bottom clearance or flooring transitions before final fastening.