National Mfg N215-848 Chrome Wall Door Stop Large Base

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N215-848 is a chrome-finish wall-mounted door stop engineered to protect both walls and doors from impact damage. Its large base design is specifically sized to avoid contact with the door lock button, a common problem with smaller-profile stops. Installation requires a single screw, making it a straightforward fit for finish carpenters, general contractors, and maintenance technicians. Each unit ships with mounting screws included. The stop weighs 0.75 pounds and is sold in packages of 5 units, making it practical for multi-door projects or service stock.

This wall door stop is suited for residential and light commercial applications where door swing must be controlled to prevent wall damage. Typical installations include interior hinged doors in hallways, bedrooms, offices, and utility spaces. The large base provides a stable mounting footprint on standard drywall, plaster, or wood-paneled walls. Its chrome finish coordinates with common door hardware finishes found in residential construction and renovation work.

Key Features

• Large base design avoids contact with door lock button during door swing
• Chrome finish suits standard residential and light commercial hardware sets
• Single-screw installation reduces labor time on multi-door projects
• Mounting screws included — no separate hardware required
• Packaged quantity of 5 units per package supports bulk installs

Compatibility

Designed as a wall-mount door stop replacement or new-install solution for standard interior hinged doors in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Install by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or qualified maintenance technician. Before installation, locate a wall stud or use an appropriate wall anchor for drywall applications to ensure secure fastening. Position the stop to contact the door at a point that clears the lock button before driving the single mounting screw. No power tools are required, though a drill with a screwdriver bit speeds installation on high-unit-count jobs.