Deltana ZHP70 Hinge Pin Stop For Steel Hinges, Hinge Mounted, Zinc Die-Cast

The ZHP70 is built specifically for steel hinges and mounts on the hinge itself, not the door or the wall. It clamps around an existing hinge barrel/pin, so no drilling into the door or baseboard. If your hinges are solid brass rather than steel, look at a brass-bodied hinge pin stop instead, such as the Emtek 2241 Brass Hinges Pivot Stop.

Deltana lists the ZHP70 as a residential product, and the body is zinc die-cast. For an apartment turn or a homeowner's interior door it does the job. If you are specifying for a commercial corridor or a high-traffic property, step up to a commercial-rated hinge pin stop like the Delaney Door Saver Commercial Hinge Pin Door Stop or the Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop.

A hinge pin stop like the ZHP70 limits how far the door swings by stopping it at the hinge, so you never cut into the wall or the floor. That is the right call when the wall behind the door is glass, tile, wallpaper, or a partition you cannot anchor into, or when a floor stop would be a trip hazard. The trade-off: all the stopping force lands on the hinge rather than being carried into a stud or the slab, which is why this one is a residential-duty part. On a heavy or hard-used door, a wall or floor stop takes the abuse better.

The Orca Hardware HPST Series hinge pin stop is the closest like-for-like part. Both mount on an existing hinge rather than on the floor or wall, and both restrict how far the door swings open. The Deltana ZHP70 is zinc die-cast and is offered in seven finishes including oil rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, antique nickel, polished chrome, brushed chrome, polished brass and antique brass, so if a specific finish is driving the decision, compare that list against the Orca part before swapping.

For a commercial door, look at the Delaney Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop or the Orca Hardware HPHD heavy duty hinge pin stop. Both are the same style of part - they clamp onto an existing hinge to limit swing - but they are built for commercial and heavy duty service. The Deltana ZHP70 is rated residential, which suits apartment interior doors and light traffic openings rather than a corridor door that gets swung hundreds of times a day.

The Deltana ZHP70 is made to install on an existing steel butt hinge, so it has nothing to grab on a pivot-hung door. The Emtek 2241 brass hinges pivot stop is the part written for that condition. Confirm the door is genuinely pivot-hung before ordering, because the two are not interchangeable in either direction.

Seven finishes: Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Polished Brass, and Antique Brass. If you are matching hinges and levers already on the door, the two chromes and the two nickels read very differently in a hallway, so pick off the existing hardware rather than the door hardware in the next room.

No drilling and no extra parts. It mounts to an existing steel hinge, so the install is on the hinge you already have in the door. That makes it a fast retrofit on a finished opening where you do not want to patch or paint afterward.

Zinc die-cast with a plated finish, not solid brass. The Polished Brass and Antique Brass options are finishes over the zinc body. For interior residential doors that is normal construction; if you specifically need a solid brass body, the Emtek 2241 is the brass unit in this category.

The Deltana ZHP70 is a stop - it restricts how far the door swings open and does not latch it in position. The Orca Hardware HPDS hinge pin door stop carries a door holder function, as do the Orca HPHD and HPST parts. If the requirement is a door that stays parked open on its own rather than one that is simply kept off the wall, that holder function is the difference to check before substituting.

Yes. The Delaney Heavy Duty hinge pin door stop and the Orca Hardware HPHD HD hinge pin stop are both built as heavy duty versions of this style. The Deltana ZHP70 is a zinc die-cast residential stop, so on a door that takes repeated hard swings - a maintenance closet, a back-of-house door, a unit door in a high-turnover building - the heavy duty parts are the ones to price out.

The Emtek 2241 is a brass part. The Deltana ZHP70 is zinc die-cast with a finish applied over it, which is the more common construction for this type of stop. Where a specifier has called out solid brass on the drawing, or a matching brass suite is already installed, the material difference is the deciding factor rather than the shape of the part.

One per door is the usual install, fitted to a single hinge. The ZHP70 sells by the each at the unit price shown and ships in an individual poly bag, so if you are doing a building's worth of doors you order one per opening, not by the pair or the box.

Not a call to make from this part's data. The ZHP70 is a residential-duty zinc hinge pin stop, and nothing in its spec addresses fire door assemblies. Anything mounted to a fire door's hinge needs to be confirmed against the door's listing before you install it.

Delaney runs both a Door Saver commercial hinge pin door stop and a Heavy Duty hinge pin door stop, and Orca Hardware runs the HPDS, HPHD and HPST series, so either brand lets a facility hold one style of part across mixed openings. Deltana's ZHP70 covers the residential side in seven finishes, which is the usual pick where the stop has to match existing decorative hardware in a unit.