National Mfg N830-529 Matte Black Cooper Door Stop

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N830-529 is a surface-mounted door stop finished in matte black. It is designed to prevent a door from contacting and damaging a wall or wall moulding when opened. The N830-529 mounts directly to the surface without recessing into the wall, making it straightforward to install with basic hand tools. Mounting hardware and instructions are included in the package. The matte black finish is coordinated to match National Hardware door hardware for a consistent appearance. This door stop suits residential interior and exterior door applications where wall protection is needed.

The N830-529 is suited for residential door installations where a door swings toward a wall or wall moulding. It is a practical addition to entry doors, bedroom doors, utility room doors, and similar interior applications. The surface-mount design works on standard drywall, plaster, and wood-framed walls. The package quantity is 10 units per order, making it a practical option for contractors or property managers outfitting multiple doors in a single project.

Key Features

• Surface-mounted installation — no recessing or specialty tools required
• Matte black finish coordinates with National Hardware door hardware line
• Prevents door from swinging open too far and damaging walls or moulding
• Mounting hardware and installation instructions included
• Lifespan Limited Lifetime Warranty from National Hardware
• Sold in a package quantity of 10 units

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mount door stop for standard residential interior and exterior door applications. Finish is matched to National Hardware door hardware lines for coordinated installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a general contractor, handyman, or knowledgeable DIYer using basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or drill. Before installation, locate wall studs or use appropriate wall anchors for the wall substrate to ensure a secure mount. Do not overtighten fasteners into drywall without an anchor, as this can compromise holding strength. Confirm the stop is positioned to contact the door at the correct swing point before final fastening.