Ives WS6510BAL Wall Stop 3.75 in Aluminum Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES WS6510BAL is a wall stop designed to protect walls and door hardware by preventing a swinging door from making damaging contact with the wall surface. Constructed from aluminum with an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish, this stop mounts directly to the wall and absorbs door impact at the baseboard or low-wall position. At 3.75 inches in length, it provides a low-profile buffer suitable for both new construction and retrofit applications. Weighing just 0.1 pounds, it is lightweight without sacrificing function. Installation is straightforward and does not require specialized tools, making it a standard hardware item for finish carpenters, door hardware installers, and general contractors.

The WS6510BAL is suited for residential and light commercial interior door applications where wall protection is needed. It is typically installed in rooms where door swing clearance is limited or where protecting drywall and trim from repeated door impact is a priority. The Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with period-style and transitional door hardware finishes commonly specified in residential projects. Sold individually, it is also available in case quantities of 20 units for larger projects.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction provides a lightweight, corrosion-resistant stop body
• Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with a wide range of architectural door hardware
• 3.75-inch length offers a low-profile wall-mount profile
• Wall-mount design protects drywall and trim from repeated door impact
• Sold per each, with case quantity of 20 available for volume needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall stop for standard interior door applications requiring wall-mount door control hardware in an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Wall stops are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians as part of door hardware trim-out. Locate a wall stud or use an appropriate wall anchor before fastening to ensure the stop can withstand repeated door impact loads. Ensure the door is in the fully open position when marking the mounting location so the stop contacts the door at the correct point. Verify that the finished floor height and baseboard profile do not obstruct proper contact before final fastening.