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This Belwith Keeler stop is a hinge pin door stop, a type that limits how far a passage door swings by working at the hinge itself rather than at the wall or floor.
Conventional wall and floor stops both require a fastener in something solid. On a door backed by a tiled wall, a glass partition, a rental unit with restrictions on fixings, or a location where the baseboard is simply in the wrong place, that requirement becomes the whole problem. A hinge pin stop removes it. The mechanism sits at the hinge and intercepts the door's swing from there, so the wall behind the door stays untouched and the floor stays undrilled. That is the reason buyers choose this type, and it is the only reason the product needs.
The stop is finished in Satin Nickel, a softly brushed silver tone that pairs naturally with door hinges and passage sets already running in that finish family. On a hinge pin stop the finish is visible at the hinge rather than on a wall or floor, so a finish that sits quietly alongside the existing hardware is the right call.
This stop is the right choice where a wall or floor stop is impractical: tiled or stone floors that cannot be drilled, glass walls or specialty wall surfaces, rental and leasehold spaces, or simply a door position where no convenient mounting surface is available. It suits any passage door in a hardware program running Satin Nickel. Buyers who need a stop that also holds the door open should look at the magnetic type instead, since this stop limits the swing and does not retain the door in the open position.
It limits the swing only. It does not retain the door in the open position. A magnetic door stop is the type that holds.
At the door hinge, not on a wall or floor. That is the defining feature of a hinge pin stop.
Satin Nickel.
Yes. Because it mounts at the hinge, nothing is fastened to the wall or floor surface.
When a wall or floor stop is not an option, the hinge is where the problem gets solved.