Ives WS4528 Solid Wall Stop and Holder Drywall Mount

Product Description

The IVES WS4528 is a solid wall stop and holder designed to prevent doors from damaging walls and adjacent hardware when opened. It mounts directly to drywall surfaces, making it suitable for interior door installations where a floor stop is not practical or preferred. The unit functions as both a stop and a holder, allowing the door to be held open in position. It ships in an aluminum finish that coordinates with standard commercial and residential door hardware. Licensed tradespeople and building contractors typically specify this type of hardware during new construction or renovation work.

The WS4528 is suited for interior applications in residential and light commercial settings. It is commonly installed on drywall partitions behind doors in offices, hallways, restrooms, and similar spaces where wall-mounted stops are required. The aluminum finish makes it a practical choice where a clean, neutral appearance is specified. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for standard interior door applications.

Key Features

• Combines door stop and holder function in a single wall-mounted unit
• Designed for drywall mounting without requiring a stud or specialty anchor in standard installs
• Aluminum finish suitable for coordination with common architectural hardware
• Compact profile at 7 inches long, 5.1 inches wide, and 2.2 inches tall
• Lightweight construction at 1.5 pounds
• Sold as a single unit with an order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as a wall-mounted stop and holder for standard interior doors installed in drywall construction. No specific door model or system compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, finish carpenter, or door hardware installer. Power tools are not required, but a drill and appropriate drywall anchors or fasteners should be used to ensure secure mounting. Confirm the mounting location allows the stop to contact the door at the correct height before final fastening. Follow local building codes and the manufacturer's fastener recommendations for drywall applications.