Ives WS401402CCV26D Concave Rubber Wall Stop

Product Description

The IVES WS401402CCV26D is a concave rubber wall stop designed to protect walls and door hardware from impact damage. It mounts directly to the wall surface and absorbs the force of an opening door, preventing dents, scuffs, and hardware wear. The stop features a concave rubber bumper that captures the door edge or knob on contact. The satin chrome finish provides a clean, professional appearance suited to commercial and residential interior door applications. Sold as a single unit, it is a straightforward replacement or new-installation component for any door stop program.

This wall stop is appropriate for interior door applications in both residential and light commercial settings. It is typically installed in corridors, offices, and living spaces where doors swing toward a wall and require a fixed stop to limit travel. The low-profile design keeps it unobtrusive against the wall surface. Maintenance professionals, finish carpenters, and general contractors commonly install this type of hardware during door hardware rough-in or finish phases.

Key Features

• Concave rubber bumper absorbs door impact and protects wall surfaces
• Satin chrome finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware sets
• Compact dimensions keep the stop low-profile against the wall
• Single-unit sale allows targeted replacement without bulk ordering
• Wall-mount design suits applications where floor stops are not practical

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall stop for standard interior door applications in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Wall stops of this type are installed by finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general maintenance technicians using basic hand tools. Locate a wall stud or use an appropriate wall anchor rated for the substrate before fastening. Position the stop at a height that contacts the door knob, lever, or edge plate to prevent hardware-to-wall contact. No special tools or trade licenses are required, but installers should follow the door hardware manufacturer's mounting guidelines.