Ives MB228 Mounting Bracket Stop Up to 2.5 Inches Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES MB228 is a mounting bracket designed to support door stops on doors with frame or wall conditions that require a standoff mount. The bracket accommodates stop widths up to 2.5 inches and is finished in aluminum, making it suitable for light commercial and residential door hardware applications. Licensed hardware installers and general contractors typically specify this bracket when a standard floor or wall stop cannot mount flush due to baseboard depth, tile thickness, or similar obstructions. The MB228 provides a stable, low-profile base that keeps the door stop properly positioned and functional under repeated door contact.

The MB228 is used in new construction and retrofit projects where door stops require a raised mounting surface. It is appropriate for interior doors in residential, light commercial, and institutional settings. The aluminum finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware finishes commonly found in office, healthcare, and multifamily residential environments. This bracket is sold individually and installs with standard fasteners appropriate to the substrate.

Key Features

• Accommodates stop widths up to 2.5 inches
• Aluminum finish suits standard architectural hardware applications
• Low-profile standoff design compensates for baseboards, tile, or uneven substrates
• Sold as individual unit for single-door applications
• Compatible with standard door stop fastener patterns

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting accessory for door stops requiring a standoff bracket on walls or floors where direct flush mounting is not possible.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or licensed hardware installer. Select fasteners appropriate to the substrate — wood, concrete, or drywall anchors as required by local building conditions. Confirm the door stop being mounted does not exceed 2.5 inches in width before installing the bracket. No special tools are required beyond a drill and standard screwdriver bits.