Deltana 44368 Hinge Pin Stop, Door Mounted

No drilling. The 44368 replaces the existing hinge pin, so it installs at the hinge between the door and the jamb with no boring into the door face or the wall. It comes packed with the hinge pin and sleeve, so the pin you need is in the box. Because it mounts at the hinge itself, it stops the door before the knob or lever hits the wall, which is why people reach for this style in a hallway or a tight closet where a baseboard or wall stop has nowhere to land.

Two heavier options cover commercial doors. The Delaney Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop is built for commercial use, and the Orca Hardware HPHD is Orca's heavy duty hinge pin stop in the HPHD Series with a door holder function. The Deltana 44368 is a steel residential hinge pin stop, so on a high-traffic corridor door, an apartment common-area door, or anywhere the door is thrown open repeatedly, the Delaney Door Saver or the Orca HPHD is the closer match to the duty cycle.

The Orca Hardware HPDS hinge pin door stop is a direct counterpart. Both mount on the door hinge itself rather than the floor or wall, and both do the same job of arresting the door swing without any additional drilling into the door face. Orca lists the HPDS with a door holder function in its HPDS Series, while the Deltana 44368 is a door-mounted hinge pin stop supplied with the hinge pin and sleeve. Either one replaces a standard hinge pin on an existing butt hinge, so the swap does not touch the door slab or the jamb.

They are not interchangeable. The Emtek 2241 is a brass hinges pivot stop, so it is specified with a pivot-hung door in mind rather than a conventional butt-hinged one. The Deltana 44368 is a steel hinge pin stop that installs by replacing the pin in an existing butt hinge and comes with the pin and sleeve. If the door runs on butt hinges, the 44368 or another hinge pin stop is the correct family; the Emtek 2241 addresses a different hanging method.

Two pins per card, and the price shown is per each. A single stop holds a normal interior door fine, but on a heavier or taller door installers commonly put one on the top hinge and one on the middle hinge to spread the load, which is what the two-pin card covers. The hinge pin and sleeve are included with each.

Both. The 44368 is built to hold the door in place even if the hinges are tampered with, so it does more than keep a lever off the drywall. That matters on an out-swinging exterior door where the hinge barrels are on the outside and someone could try to drive the pins. It is a residential-duty part, so treat it as a deterrent on a home door rather than a security fix for a commercial opening.

The Deltana 44368 is a stop. It limits how far the door swings and keeps it in place at the hinge, but it is not sold as a hold-open. If you need the door to stay parked open, the hinge pin units catalogued as door holders are the ones to look at: Orca Hardware's HPDS Series and HPST Series hinge pin stops both carry a door holder function.

Two heavy duty routes from other brands ZenSupply carries: the Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop, and the Orca Hardware HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop. For a commercial-grade version, Delaney's Door Saver Commercial Hinge Pin Door Stop is the one to price. If you are on a pivot rather than a butt hinge, none of those apply, look at the Emtek 2241 Brass Hinges Pivot Stop instead.

Pick by what is behind the door. A wall or baseboard stop is the sturdier choice when there is solid blocking to screw into and the door has room to swing. A hinge pin stop like the Deltana 44368 is what you use when there is nothing to mount to: glass, tile, a radiator, a stair return, or a wall the owner will not let you drill. It works off the existing hinge pin and needs no anchors. Trade-off is that it puts the stopping force through the hinge, so it belongs on residential-duty openings, not on heavy commercial doors.

Both are hinge pin door stops that replace a hinge pin to stop the door swing. The Delaney is catalogued as a heavy duty hinge pin door stop in its Hinge Pin Door Stop series, aimed at doors that take harder use. The Deltana 44368 is a residential-rated steel hinge pin stop offered in Brushed Chrome and Brushed Brass, and it ships two pins per card. Choose on duty level and on which finish has to match the rest of the hinges on the door.

Orca Hardware offers three hinge pin stops that let one brand cover the range: the HPDS in the HPDS Series, the HPST Series stop, and the HPHD heavy duty stop, all listed with a door holder function. Running Orca through the commercial corridors and the Deltana 44368 in the units works if the finishes line up; the 44368 comes in Brushed Chrome and Brushed Brass. If a single part number across the whole property matters more than finish, spec one Orca series throughout instead.

The Orca Hardware HPDS, HPST and HPHD hinge pin stops are each listed with a door holder function, meaning they are specified to catch and retain the door at the stop point. The Deltana 44368 is a hinge pin stop that installs on the door and jamb side to hold the door in place even if the hinges are tampered with. Where a housekeeping cart or a move-in needs the door parked open, an Orca door holder model is the one to look at first.

Two: Brushed Chrome and Brushed Brass. If you are matching a fleet of doors across a building, the brushed chrome reads with satin nickel and satin chrome lever trim, the brushed brass with satin or antique brass. Buy one card, hold it against the existing hinge, and confirm the tone before you order for the rest of the units.

Steel body with aluminum in the assembly, and steel is the listed material and substrate. Steel is what lets a hinge pin stop take the repeated impact of a door swinging into it without the arm bending out over time. It is specified for residential service, so a solid core interior door in a home is within its range; a heavy commercial door on a closer is not what it was built for.