Ives FS455-4 US27 Kick Down Floor Stop Satin Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES FS455-4 US27 is a kick down floor stop designed to hold doors open in a fixed position and protect walls, baseboards, and door hardware from impact damage. Activated by foot, the stop deploys downward to contact the floor surface and lock the door in place. Released the same way, it retracts flush when the door needs to close. Finished in satin aluminum (US27), this unit suits commercial and light commercial applications where a low-profile, durable metal stop is required. Installation is floor-mounted, making it a straightforward fit for most interior door setups handled by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors.

This floor stop is intended for interior door installations in commercial or residential settings where a permanent, floor-mounted hold-open solution is needed. The kick-down design eliminates the need for wall or baseboard stops, keeping trim and adjacent surfaces undamaged. The satin aluminum finish blends with standard commercial door hardware finishes. It is sold individually and is appropriate for wood or concrete subfloor installations using fasteners suited to the substrate.

Key Features

• Kick-down activation and release — no bending or tools required during daily use
• 4 inch projection provides positive floor contact across a range of door gaps and floor clearances
• Satin aluminum (US27) finish coordinates with standard commercial hardware
• Floor-mount design keeps walls and baseboards free of impact damage
• Sold as a single unit, no additional pieces required

Compatibility

Designed as a floor-mounted kick-down door stop suitable for standard interior commercial and residential doors. No specific model compatibility data was provided for this part.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors and requires drilling into the floor substrate at the correct door-open position. Confirm subfloor material before selecting fastener type — concrete substrates require appropriate anchors. Ensure the door is held fully open at the desired stop position before marking the floor for fastener holes. No special tools beyond a drill and appropriate bit are typically needed.