The Solid Brass Door Stop, Antique brass

The Solid Brass Door Stop

$39.95

Made of solid brass with real heft, this single door stop takes the hit before a swinging door marks your wall or trim. Sized for doors up to two inches thick.

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Specifications

Material: Solid brass
Size: 3.9 x 2 in (100 x 50 mm)
Weight: 8.5 oz (240 g)
Sold: Single
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Not for: Doors thicker than 2 in (50 mm)

What this door stop is

This is a door stop made of solid brass. It has real weight at 8.5 oz (240 g), which is what you want in a stop that meets a moving door. The brass body takes the hit so your wall, trim and door edge do not.

Use it behind a door that opens into a room, or low on the wall where a door handle would otherwise mark the paint.

Size and weight

Measurement	Value
Width x height	3.9 x 2 in (100 x 50 mm)
Weight	8.5 oz (240 g)
Sold as	Single

One stop per order. If you have two doors to protect, order two.

Finishes

Pick the finish that matches the rest of your hardware:

Antique brass: a darker, aged brass tone
Matte brass: a soft brass with no shine
Black: a plain, low-glare black
Brushed nickel: a cool silver tone with a brushed grain

All four are solid brass with a finish on top. Wipe with a dry cloth to keep them clean. Skip wet cloths and cleaners, which can dull the finish over time.

How to fit it

This stop is not for doors thicker than 2 in (50 mm). Check your door thickness before you order. A standard interior door is thinner than that, so most rooms are fine.

Plan the spot first. Open the door as far as it should go and mark where the stop meets it. The stop should meet the door before the door meets the wall.

Fix the stop to solid wood, a stud or a wall anchor rated for the load. Brass is heavy, and a stop that pulls loose does not protect anything. If you are not sure what is behind the drywall, use a stud finder or a proper anchor.

Set the stop so the door rests against it with a small gap to the wall. That gap is what saves your paint and trim.

Where it works

Use it on interior doors in a home or office. It suits a bathroom door, a bedroom door, a closet door or any door that swings into a wall. The brass look pairs well with brass knobs, brass pulls and brass bath hardware, and the black and brushed nickel options fit rooms with cooler or darker finishes.

Because it is solid brass, it also holds up in rooms with some moisture, like a bathroom, as long as you keep it dry and wipe it now and then.

Care

Wipe with a dry cloth. That is all it needs. Do not soak it, and do not use abrasive pads or harsh cleaners. A quick wipe keeps the finish even and free of fingerprints.