National Mfg N273-599 Rigid Door Stop 3in Satin Chrome 2 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N273-599 is a rigid door stop sold in a 2-pack, designed to protect walls, doors, and baseboards from impact damage in residential and light commercial applications. Each stop measures 3 inches and features a satin chrome finish that suits most standard interior door hardware finishes. The unit mounts directly to a door, wall, or baseboard surface, giving installers flexibility based on layout and trim conditions. At a combined package weight of 1.16 pounds, the pair is lightweight and easy to handle during installation. This is a straightforward mechanical stop with no moving parts, providing a fixed physical barrier between door hardware and surrounding surfaces.

This door stop is suited for interior residential and commercial doorways where door swing control is needed without floor-mount hardware. It works in hallways, bedrooms, bathrooms, utility rooms, and office spaces. The three-point mounting compatibility — door, wall, or baseboard — makes it adaptable to a wide range of framing and trim configurations. Finish carpenters, general contractors, and handymen commonly install this type of hardware during door hardware rough-in or finish trim stages of construction or renovation.

Key Features

• Rigid construction provides a fixed stop point with no compression or rebound movement
• 3-inch length suits standard door gap clearances between door edge and adjacent wall or baseboard
• Satin chrome finish compatible with common interior door hardware finishes
• Three mounting options: door surface, wall surface, or baseboard
• Sold as a 2-pack for multi-door installs or replacement of existing stops
• Carded packaging for easy retail or jobsite handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation rigid door stop for standard interior residential and light commercial door applications where wall, baseboard, or door-mounted stops are appropriate.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or qualified handyman using basic hand tools including a drill and appropriate fasteners for the substrate material. Select the mounting location — door face, wall surface, or baseboard — based on door swing clearance and trim conditions before drilling pilot holes. Ensure the fastener selected is appropriate for the substrate, whether drywall anchor, wood screw, or hollow-door fastener. No power shutoff is required for this hardware installation.