FS434 FLOOR STOP For undercut doors up to 1-1/2"; Packed with fasteners for light duty masonry and wood applications; Soft, resilient black rubber. IVES DOOR STOPS OVERVIEW With a full line of wall bumpers, wall holders, kick down holders and hinge pin stops, Ives products are designed to ensure that doors will not slam into the wall. These accessories are typically found on doors without an overhead stop or holder.FEATURES AND BENEFITS The stops prevent door, wall and frame damage, and stopping the door from opening too far Designed in brass, aluminum, iron, steel, and zinc construction and a variety of finish options Utilize non-marring rubber to protect the finish of walls, molding, and doors Specific product series offer concealed tamper-proof mounting Meets ANSI/BHMA 156.16 DESIGNS & FINISHES Floor stops: Floor stops are mounted to the floor and stop the door from opening too far and hitting the wall or another door. Floor stops and holders: These products not only stop the door, but also can hold the door open with a hook or roller catch that is connected to the door. Wall bumpers/stops: Wall bumpers and stops are mounted to the wall and stop the door from opening too far and hitting the wall or another door. Wall holders: These products not only stop the door, but also can hold the door open with a hook or roller catch that is manually connected to the door. Kick down holder: Kick down holders are mounted to the door face and can either be in the up position to let the door swing freely or the down position to hold the door open at different angles Roller bumpers: Roller bumpers are typically mounted on a door to prevent two doors from slamming into each other. The roller bumper stops the second door from opening and rolls the second door to a completely open or closed position. Residential door stops: Residential door stops are mounted at the base of the door or wall to prevent it from opening too far and hitting the wall or another door. Hinge pin stops: Hinge pin stops are mounted on the hinge pin to stop the door from opening too far and hitting the wall or another door. Silencers: Silencers are installed on metal frames featuring pneumatic design that, once installed, form an air pocket to absorb shock and reduce the noise of the door closing. Roller bumpers: Roller bumpers are typically mounted on a door to prevent two doors from slamming into each other. The roller bumper stops the second door from opening and rolls the second door to a completely open or closed position.
