Ives WS4493 Solid Wall Stop Holder Drywall Bright Brass

Product Description

The IVES WS4493 is a solid wall stop and holder designed to protect walls and door frames by preventing doors from swinging open too far and making contact with the wall surface. It mounts directly into drywall without requiring a stud, making it suitable for standard interior door installations. The unit ships in a bright brass finish and combines a stop function with a hold-open feature in a single compact unit measuring 3.75 inches in length and 2.25 inches in both width and height. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters typically install this hardware as part of a complete door hardware package.

The WS4493 is suited for interior residential and light commercial applications where drywall-mounted door control hardware is required. It is installed at baseboard height behind the door to absorb contact from the door knob or edge, preventing wall damage. The integrated holder function allows the door to be held open at a fixed position, which is useful in high-traffic areas or where hands-free passage is needed.

Key Features

• Combined stop and holder function in a single wall-mounted unit
• Drywall mounting design eliminates the need for stud alignment during installation
• Bright brass finish for coordination with standard architectural hardware sets
• Compact footprint: 3.75 inches long by 2.25 inches wide by 2.25 inches high
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters, door hardware installers, or general contractors during the finish phase of construction. Position the stop at the appropriate height on the drywall surface behind the door to align with the door knob or edge before fastening. Follow the fastener instructions included with the unit to ensure secure drywall anchoring. No special tools beyond a screwdriver or drill are typically required.