Trimco K0050 10X33-1/4-HB-630 Kickplate Satin Stainless

Product Description

The TRIMCO K0050 10X33-1/4-HB-630 is a heavy-beveled kickplate designed to protect the lower face of doors from foot traffic, cart impact, and daily wear. Measuring 10 inches tall by 33.25 inches wide, it is finished in 630 Satin Stainless Steel for a clean, corrosion-resistant appearance. The heavy bevel treatment on all four edges creates a smooth transition at the plate margin and reduces the risk of snagging. This kickplate is manufactured in the United States from stainless steel and is installed by commercial door hardware technicians and general contractors on both new construction and retrofit applications.

This kickplate is suited to commercial and institutional door applications where high-traffic protection is required on wood, metal, or hollow-core doors. The 10-by-33.25-inch format fits standard single-door bottom rail widths in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar environments. The 630 Satin Stainless Steel finish coordinates with a wide range of commercial hardware finishes and holds up in high-humidity locations.

Key Features

• 10 inches x 33.25 inches for broad lower-door coverage
• Heavy bevel on all four edges for a finished, snag-free profile
• 630 Satin Stainless Steel finish for corrosion resistance and durability
• Manufactured in the United States from stainless steel
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protection plate for commercial and institutional single doors where a 10-inch by 33.25-inch kickplate footprint is specified.

Installation Notes

Kickplates are typically installed by commercial door hardware technicians or finish carpenters. Secure the plate using appropriate fasteners for the door substrate — wood doors require wood screws while hollow-metal doors may require through-bolts or self-tapping screws. Verify door swing clearance and frame geometry before installation to confirm the plate will not contact the frame or threshold. Follow local building codes and any applicable ADA hardware guidelines when specifying door protection hardware.