Trimco 1208626 Solid Base Door Stop Satin Chrome

Product Description

The TRIMCO 1208626 is a solid base door stop finished in satin chrome, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and trim from door swing impact. At 4.25 inches in length, it mounts directly to the floor or base trim to halt door travel before hardware makes contact with surrounding surfaces. The stop is sold individually and suits standard residential and light commercial door installations. Its low-profile design keeps it unobtrusive while providing reliable protection in high-traffic areas. Trim carpenters, finish contractors, and door hardware installers typically handle this type of stop as part of a complete door prep or hardware replacement scope.

The 1208626 is suited for interior door applications in residential homes, apartments, hotels, and light commercial facilities where a floor-mounted or base-mounted stop is preferred over a wall-mounted or hinge-pin style. The satin chrome finish coordinates with a wide range of lever, knob, and hinge hardware finishes commonly found in modern construction and renovation projects. This stop is sold as a single unit and is appropriate wherever a compact, solid-base solution is needed to control door swing.

Key Features

• Solid base construction provides stable, floor-level door swing control
• Satin chrome finish suits a wide range of interior hardware finishes
• Compact profile at 4.25 inches length and 1 inch width minimizes visual footprint
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds, reducing fastener load on base surfaces
• Single-unit packaging allows exact-quantity ordering for retrofit or new construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door stop for standard residential and light commercial interior door applications requiring a solid base floor-mounted stop.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor. Locate and mark the mounting position on the floor or base trim to intercept the door at the desired stop point before the door contacts the wall or casing. Use fasteners appropriate to the substrate, whether wood subfloor, concrete, or tile. Ensure the stop height aligns with the door edge or a door-mounted rubber bumper to prevent door hardware from taking the impact load directly.