Deltana HPA69 Hinge Pin Stop, Hinge Mounted, Adjustable

That is the whole point of the adjustable version. The HPA69 restricts how far the door swings open, and the stop arm adjusts so you set the opening angle yourself rather than accepting one fixed position. Useful when a door would otherwise hit a vanity, a radiator, or an adjacent door leaf in a tight hall.

Deltana classes the HPA69 as residential. For apartments, condos, and single-family interior doors it's the right part. For a school corridor, a hotel guest room, or anywhere the door gets slammed all day, look at a heavy duty hinge pin stop instead, such as the Delaney Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop or the Delaney heavy duty hinge pin stop.

A hinge pin stop like the HPA69 is what you use when the wall behind the door won't take a stop, or when you want nothing visible on the wall or floor. It works off the existing hinge, so install is minutes and there's no patching if you remove it later. A wall or floor stop transfers the impact into framing and is the better choice on a heavy door or a high-traffic opening, because a hinge pin stop puts that load through the hinge itself. Light residential doors: hinge pin. Solid core doors that get thrown open: put it in the wall.

The Orca Hardware HPST Series hinge pin stop is the nearest match in form and duty. Both mount on an existing hinge rather than the floor or baseboard, and both stop the door at the point you set. The HPA69 is solid brass and sold in ten finishes including polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze and antique nickel; the Orca HPST is carried as a hinge pin stop in its own series. If the decision is between them, it usually comes down to which finish family matches the rest of the door hardware on the opening.

For a commercial corridor, apartment entry, or any door that gets fleet traffic, step up to the Delaney Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop or the Orca Hardware HPHD heavy duty hinge pin stop. The Deltana HPA69 is a residential hinge pin stop in solid brass, which suits single family and light interior use. The Delaney Door Saver is carried as a commercial hinge pin door stop, and Delaney also builds a heavy duty hinge pin door stop, so a property manager standardizing across a building has two duty steps to choose from without leaving the hinge pin mounting method.

No. The HPA69 is a hinge pin stop, meaning it restricts how far the door swings open. If the requirement is holding the door open on its own, look at the Orca Hardware HPDS hinge pin door stop or the Orca HPHD, both of which are carried with a door holder function. The distinction matters on a job where the drawing calls for a hold open at a mechanical room or a propped service door - a stop and a holder look similar on the hinge but do different work.

Ten: PVD polished brass, polished brass, antique brass, oil rubbed bronze, polished nickel, brushed nickel, antique nickel, polished chrome, brushed chrome, and painted black. If you're matching a fleet of doors, the PVD polished brass is the one to pick over standard polished brass where the stop will get handled or sees sun, since PVD is a plated coating rather than a lacquer.

No. It goes on the existing hinge, so the door stays hung. Standard practice on a hinge pin stop is to work one hinge at a time with the door supported. No drilling into the door, the frame, the wall, or the floor.

The HPA69 is solid brass, adjustable, and classed residential, in ten finishes. Emtek's 2241 brass hinge pivot stop is the closest like-for-like in brass. Orca offers three hinge pin stops: the HPDS Series, the HPST Series, and the HPHD heavy duty. Orca lists all three with a door holder function, so if you want the door held open rather than only stopped, that family is worth a look before the HPA69.

It stops the door, it doesn't hold it. The HPA69 limits how far the swing goes; nothing about it latches the door in the open position. If you need the door to stay put once opened, the Orca HPDS or HPHD hinge pin units are listed with a door holder function.

They are related but not the same part. The Emtek 2241 is a brass hinges pivot stop, while the Deltana HPA69 is an adjustable hinge pin stop in solid brass. Both are brass and both live at the hinge, so the finish coordination argument is similar, but confirm the geometry against the hinge already in the door before treating one as a drop in for the other. If the opening already has an HPA69 and you are matching a second door, order the HPA69 again rather than crossing brands.

The Deltana HPA69 is solid brass and comes in ten finishes, including PVD polished brass, polished brass, antique brass, polished nickel, brushed nickel and brushed chrome, which is the widest finish spread among hinge pin stops of its type. The Emtek 2241 brass hinges pivot stop is the other brass option at the hinge. The Orca HPDS, HPHD and HPST hinge pin stops and the Delaney Door Saver are built around duty rather than decorative finish coordination, so on a residential opening where the hinge stop needs to disappear into the trim, the brass options are the ones to look at.

All three Orca parts mount at the hinge like the HPA69. The HPDS and the HPHD are both carried with a door holder function, with the HPHD being the heavy duty build of the two; the HPST is the plain hinge pin stop in the HPST series. Against those, the Deltana HPA69 is an adjustable residential hinge pin stop in solid brass. For a distributor stocking the shelf, that is three Orca line items covering hold open and heavy duty, plus the HPA69 covering the finish driven residential replacement.

Sold individually, one per unit, each in its own poly bag. There's no multi-pack, so for a 40-door turnover you're ordering 40. The individual bagging keeps the plated finish from scuffing against other pieces in a bulk box, which matters on the polished chrome and polished brass.

If the stop keeps failing on the same door, the traffic is telling you something. The Delaney heavy duty hinge pin door stop and the Delaney Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop are the heavier builds to move to. The Deltana HPA69 is the residential choice and installs on the existing hinge, so on a unit that turns over normally and where the rest of the trim is brass or nickel, it goes back in with the door hardware you already have. Both approaches keep you off the baseboard, which is the point of a hinge pin stop in a rental.