Ives WS44310B Solid Wall Stop Masonry Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES WS44310B is a solid wall stop designed to protect walls and doors from impact damage caused by swinging doors. It mounts directly to masonry surfaces, making it a practical choice for commercial and institutional buildings where concrete or block walls are common. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a durable, dark-toned appearance that suits a range of architectural hardware schemes. At 0.6 pounds, this is a compact, low-profile stop that installs cleanly without specialized equipment. Locksmiths, general contractors, and facilities maintenance crews typically handle installation on new construction and retrofit projects alike.

This wall stop is suited for interior door applications where the door must be prevented from contacting the wall surface. Its masonry-specific mounting design makes it appropriate for corridors, stairwells, mechanical rooms, and other spaces in commercial or institutional buildings with concrete or masonry walls. It is sold individually and coordinates with other IVES architectural hardware in matching finishes for a consistent door hardware package.

Key Features

• Masonry mounting configuration for direct installation into concrete or block surfaces
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for durability and architectural compatibility
• Compact footprint: 3.75 inches long by 2.25 inches wide by 2.25 inches high
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds for easy single-technician handling
• Solid construction to absorb repeated door impact over service life

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall stop for masonry wall applications in commercial and institutional door hardware systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, carpenter, or facilities maintenance technician. Masonry anchors appropriate for the substrate type and wall load must be selected before installation. Power down any access control or electric hardware on the door before beginning work. Follow local building codes for door hardware placement and clearance requirements.