Ives WS4453 Solid Wall Stop Holder Masonry Bright Brass

Product Description

The IVES WS4453 is a solid wall stop and holder designed to protect doors and walls from impact damage in commercial and residential applications. It mounts directly to masonry surfaces and holds the door open at its stopping position, reducing wear on hinges and door frames over time. Finished in bright brass, it suits architectural environments where appearance matters alongside function. The unit measures 3.75 inches in length and 2.25 inches in both width and height, and weighs 0.8 pounds. Installation is straightforward for qualified finish carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors working on door hardware packages.

The WS4453 is suited for interior doorways where a wall-mounted stop is preferred over a floor-mounted option. Masonry mounting makes it appropriate for concrete, block, or brick wall substrates commonly found in commercial corridors, stairwells, and institutional buildings. The bright brass finish coordinates with other IVES architectural door hardware accessories including hinges, pulls, and protection plates for a consistent appearance across a door opening.

Key Features

• Solid wall stop and holder combination in a single unit
• Masonry mounting configuration for concrete, block, or brick substrates
• Bright brass finish compatible with standard architectural hardware packages
• Compact footprint: 3.75 inches long, 2.25 inches wide, 2.25 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds for easy single-person installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall stop and holder for standard interior door applications requiring masonry-anchored hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified contractor or finish hardware installer. Power down any adjacent electric hardware before beginning work in the door frame area. Masonry anchors appropriate for the substrate type and wall load rating must be selected by the installer in accordance with local building codes. Do not overtighten fasteners into masonry substrates, as this may crack the anchor or damage the mounting surface.