Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop

That's exactly the case a hinge pin stop is for. The Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop mounts on the hinge itself instead of the wall or the floor, so it limits the swing at the hinge and never touches the wall surface. Useful where the door opens into a corner, into glass, or over tile you don't want to drill. The tradeoff is that the stop arrests the door at the hinge barrel rather than at the far edge, so all the force goes through the hinge instead of into a wall anchor.

Both keep the door off the wall, but they fail differently. A hinge pin stop puts the whole impact load into the top hinge and the frame, which is fine on interior doors in an apartment or office but is the weaker choice on a heavy solid core door that gets thrown open all day. A floor stop takes the load at the far edge of the door where the leverage is lowest, which is why it's the usual pick in high traffic corridors. Choose the hinge pin version when you can't drill the floor or the wall, or when the door opens into a corner and there's nothing to bump against.

Yes. The Orca Hardware HPDS Hinge Pin Door Stop and the Orca HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop are both carried with a door holder function, meaning the part is meant to hold the leaf at the point where it catches rather than only limiting travel. That matters on a corridor or a unit entry where a property manager wants the door parked open during a move-in or a maintenance call. The Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop is a hinge pin stop in zinc at 2 9/16 by 1 7/8. If holding is the requirement for the opening, spec one of the Orca door holder parts; if you only need to protect the wall behind the knob, the Delaney covers it.

The Orca Hardware HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop is the nearest match in form and duty. Both mount on an existing hinge barrel rather than the floor or wall, so neither one needs a fastener into the slab or the drywall, and both are heavy duty versions of the hinge pin pattern. The Orca HPHD is built on the HPHD Series and carries a door holder function, so it both arrests the swing and holds the leaf where you set it. The Delaney is a zinc part measuring 2 9/16 by 1 7/8. If you are standardizing hinge pin stops across a building and want a single alternate on the shelf, the HPHD is the one that lines up.

It measures 2 9/16 x 1 7/8 inches. That footprint sits over the hinge barrel at the top hinge, so check you have that much clear knuckle height above the top leaf and enough clearance between the hinge and the frame stop or any adjacent trim. On a standard 4 or 4-1/2 inch butt hinge there is normally room, but a tight reveal or a wrapped casing right against the hinge is where it gets crowded.

Six finishes, all in the standard BHMA numbering so they'll match the rest of the trim on the opening: 605 Bright Brass, 613 Satin Bronze Oil-Rubbed, 619 Satin Nickel, 622 Matte Black, 625 Bright Chrome, and US15A Antique Nickel. If you're standardizing a building, pick the number already on your lever and hinges and order the stop to the same code.

No. The Delaney hinge pin stop installs on an existing hinge without removing the door slab or drilling the wall, floor, or baseboard, so it's a fast retrofit on an opening that already has hinges hung. Nothing is prepped in the door or frame. That's the practical difference from a floor stop or a wall bumper, both of which need an anchor into a finished surface.

Three Orca Hardware hinge pin stops are the closest cross-brand equivalents: the HPDS Series, the HPHD Series heavy duty, and the HPST Series. All three are listed with a door holder function, so they hold the door open at a set point as well as limiting the swing, which the Delaney is not specced to do. Emtek also makes the 2241 brass pivot stop if you want a brass body rather than zinc. Match the finish code across whichever you pick if the opening already has trim on it.

Not the same part. The Emtek 2241 is a Brass Hinges Pivot Stop, built on the Hinges Pivot Stop series, so it is a brass part associated with the pivot rather than the standard hinge pin stop pattern. The Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop is a zinc hinge pin stop measuring 2 9/16 by 1 7/8, offered in 605 Bright Brass, 613 Satin Bronze Oil-Rubbed, 625 Bright Chrome, US15A Antique Nickel, 619 Satin Nickel, and 622 Matte Black. A locksmith or installer replacing a hinge pin stop on an existing butt hinge should stay on the hinge pin parts and not order the 2241 expecting a drop-in.

Three hinge pin alternates sit alongside the Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop. The Orca Hardware HPDS Hinge Pin Door Stop is the HPDS Series with a door holder function. The Orca HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop is the heavy duty version, HPHD Series, also a door holder. The Orca HPST Series Hinge Pin Stop is a third hinge pin option carried with the same door holder function. The Delaney is zinc at 2 9/16 by 1 7/8 and runs six finishes including 619 Satin Nickel and 622 Matte Black, which is the practical point for a fleet buyer trying to match what is already on the other units without changing the hardware look door to door.