Delaney 8" x 34" Anodized Kick Plate with Screws

Two finishes: 619 satin nickel and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed. Those are standard BHMA finish codes, so if your levers, hinges, or closers are already specified 619 or 613 the plate will read as a match across the opening. Property managers standardizing a building should pick the code already on the door hardware schedule rather than matching by eye.

The Delaney 8 inch by 34 inch kick plate is an aluminum-based plate offered in 619 satin nickel and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed. If the opening calls for stainless steel instead of anodized aluminum, the Trimco KA038 630 Series armor plate is a satin stainless steel plate in the K0050 series. Stainless is the usual choice where carts, gurneys, or wet cleaning routines hit the bottom rail daily; anodized aluminum is lighter and carries the plated-look finishes.

Screws are included with the Delaney 8 x 34 inch anodized kick plate, so the plate ships ready to mount. Fasteners are supplied in a finish to suit the plate. You will still want a drill and the correct bit for your door material, and on a hollow metal door self-tapping screws or a tapped hole may be needed.

The Delaney plate is aluminum with an anodized finish, which is the common choice for interior and moderate traffic openings: it resists scuffing from carts and shoes and will not rust. For loading dock doors, kitchens, or heavy cart traffic where the plate takes repeated impact, stainless steel is the more usual pick, and Trimco offers stainless armor and kick plates such as the KA038 630 series in satin stainless.

Height is the difference. A kick plate like the Delaney 8 x 34 covers the bottom of the door where feet and carts hit it. An armor plate runs much taller up the door face for openings that take abuse well above the bottom rail, such as gurney or pallet traffic. Trimco carries both: the KA0038, KA0050 and KA0064 kick plate series, and the K0050 series armor plates.

Trimco catalogs kick plates in three separate series - KA0038, KA0050, and KA0064 - so the series designation is what you match when a spec sheet or an existing door names one of them. The Delaney plate is a single 8 inch by 34 inch aluminum plate in two finishes, 619 satin nickel and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, so it is ordered by size and finish rather than by series number. If a drawing calls out a Trimco series by name, order that series; if the requirement is simply an 8 by 34 protection plate in a warm or nickel finish, the Delaney covers it.

For interior unit and corridor doors where the finish needs to match existing lever and hinge hardware, the Delaney 8 inch by 34 inch aluminum plate in 619 satin nickel or 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed ships with screws and gives you one size to stock. For back-of-house, trash room, and service doors taking cart traffic, the Trimco satin stainless steel armor plate in the K0050 series gives more face coverage in stainless. Many portfolios run both - the aluminum plate on the finished side of the building and stainless where the abuse is.

Fire door assemblies limit protection plate height and require the plate be listed for that use, and no fire listing is carried for the Delaney anodized kick plate. For a rated opening, specify a plate that is labeled for fire door use and keep it within the height your door label allows.

Push side takes the wear, so that is where an 8 x 34 plate usually goes. On doors held open by foot or pushed with carts in both directions, mount a plate on each side. Order two plates in the same finish, 619 satin nickel or 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, so both faces match.