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Don-Jo 1464 Kick Down Floor Door Holder with 4" Projection in Solid Brass

Don-Jo 1464 Kick Down Floor Door Holder with 4" Projection in Solid Brass

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Don-Jo 1464 Kick Down Floor Door Holder with 4" Projection in Solid Brass

The Don-Jo 1464 is a commercial-grade kick down floor door holder engineered to keep doors securely open in high-traffic environments. Constructed from solid brass, this floor-mounted holder features a 4" projection and is designed to meet ANSI L11382 standards, delivering reliable performance for demanding commercial applications. Available in finishes 605, 613, and 626, the 1464 integrates seamlessly with a wide range of commercial door installations and includes all necessary fasteners for straightforward mounting.

Key Features

  • 4" Projection: Provides a 4" floor projection to securely hold doors open, keeping high-traffic pathways clear and accessible.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Manufactured from solid brass for exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and a premium appearance suited to commercial environments.
  • Kick Down Operation: Simple foot-activated kick down mechanism allows hands-free engagement and release, ideal for busy commercial settings.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in finishes 605, 613, and 626 to coordinate with existing door hardware and architectural aesthetics.
  • Includes Fasteners: Ships with 4 ea. #8 x 1" SMS fasteners for complete, ready-to-install convenience.
  • ANSI L11382 Compliance: Meets ANSI L11382 standards, ensuring consistent quality and performance for commercial door hardware applications.
  • Commercial-Grade Reliability: Designed and rated for commercial use, providing long-lasting performance in offices, institutions, and other demanding facilities.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI L11382
  • Commercial-Grade Product

Technical Specifications

  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Subcategory: Door Stops & Holders
  • Product Subgroup: Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
  • Product Type: Door Stops - Floor
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Product Projection: 4"
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Don-Jo 1464?

Don-Jo 1464 floor door holders are built to commercial standards with solid brass construction and ANSI L11382 compliance, ensuring dependable performance in the most demanding environments. The 4" projection kick down design offers hands-free convenience while the solid brass body resists wear and corrosion over years of daily use. Engineered for professional-grade reliability, the Don-Jo 1464 is a trusted solution for facilities requiring durable, code-compliant door holding hardware.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Subcategory:
Door Stops & Holders
Product Subgroup:
Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
Product Type:
Door Stops - Floor
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
1464
Product Projection:
4"
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Substrate:
Solid Brass
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 1464-626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How does the Don-Jo 1464 kick down door holder actually hold a door open?
The 1464 is a foot-operated kick down holder. It mounts to the bottom of the door, and you kick the arm down so it drops onto the floor and wedges the door in place. Kick it back up to release. No bending over, no hands on it, which is why it gets used in offices, schools, hospitals and warehouses where staff are carrying things through the opening.
2) What does the 4 inch projection on the Don-Jo 1464 mean for my floor clearance?
Four inches is how far the holder reaches down and out from the door when it is kicked into the hold position. That is the amount of clearance you need between the door bottom and the finished floor path, and it means the arm needs a hard, level surface under it to bite on. Deep carpet or an uneven threshold under the swing will cut the hold.
3) Is the Don-Jo 1464 door holder a stop, or will it also protect the wall?
It is a holder, not a wall stop. The 1464 keeps the door standing open where you set it, but it does nothing to stop the door striking a wall on a fast swing. If wall protection is what you are after, a floor-mounted bumper such as the Ives FS13 or FS17 heavy-duty brass dome stop, or a Deltana UFB4505 universal floor bumper, is the part that does that job. Plenty of openings get both.
4) Can I use the Don-Jo 1464 on a fire rated door?
No. A kick down holder mechanically blocks a fire door from self-closing, and fire rated openings need a hold-open that releases on alarm. For a rated opening you want a closer with integral hold-open release or a magnetic holder tied into the fire alarm, like the SOSS MDH magnetic door holder and stop. Use the 1464 on non-rated openings only.
5) What is the closest equivalent to the Don-Jo 1464 kick down door holder from another brand?
For a floor-mounted holder that latches a door open rather than just cushioning it, the Ives FS40 / FS41 / FS42 / FS43 automatic floor stop and holder is the nearest peer, and it is a heavy duty unit. The Don-Jo 1464 differs in how it is engaged: it uses a foot-activated kick down mechanism with a 4 inch projection in solid brass. The Orca Hardware 22HD Series goose neck floor stop is also catalogued with a door holder function, so it will hold a door open, but it is a goose neck body rather than a kick down. Choose the 1464 when you want hands-free kick down engagement and a brass body.
6) I only need to stop the door from hitting the wall, not hold it open. What should I use instead of the Don-Jo 1464?
If holding is not required, a plain floor bumper is the simpler part. The Deltana UFB4505 round universal floor door bumper is 1-1/2 inch in solid brass, the Deltana UFBS138 is a 1-3/8 inch square universal floor bumper in solid brass, and the Emtek 2254 floor door bumper measures 1-3/8 inch by 1-1/4 inch. Any of those simply arrests the door swing. The Don-Jo 1464 is a kick down holder with a 4 inch projection that latches the door in the open position, which is more part than you need for a stop-only opening.
7) We cannot drill the finished floor at this opening. What holds the door open without floor anchors?
The Don-Jo 1464 is the answer for that condition: it is a kick down holder with a 4 inch projection, foot-activated, so the mechanism rides on the door and reaches the floor only when engaged. The alternative that avoids a floor penetration in the door path is the SOSS MDH magnetic door holder and stop at 3-5/16 inch by 1-3/4 inch, a heavy duty unit that catches the door magnetically. Floor-anchored options such as the Ives FS13 heavy duty brass floor dome stop or the Ives FS17 heavy duty brass floor dome stop with rubber bumper both require fastening into the floor.
8) What finishes does the Don-Jo 1464 come in, and which one matches my existing hardware?
Three: polished brass (605), oil rubbed bronze (613) and satin chrome (626). 626 is the one that lines up with the satin chrome commercial levers and closers you see on most institutional openings, 605 for bright brass trim, 613 for dark bronze decor packages.
9) Do I need to buy screws or anchors separately for the Don-Jo 1464?
No. The 1464 ships with four #8 x 1 inch sheet metal screws for fastening the holder to the door. Those are door-mount fasteners, so if you are going into a hollow metal door you may want to confirm your screw pattern lands in the stiffener; nothing else is required for a standard install.
10) Does the Don-Jo 1464 meet a recognized door hardware standard for a spec job?
The 1464 is built to ANSI L11382, the designation for this class of floor-mounted door holder. If your drawing calls out L11382 for the hold-open hardware, the 1464 answers it.
11) What is the difference between a kick down holder and a gooseneck floor stop?
A kick down like the 1464 mounts on the door and is engaged on demand with your foot, so the door only stays open when you want it to. A gooseneck, such as the Orca 22HD Series or the Delaney gooseneck floor stop, mounts to the floor at a fixed point and catches the door at one preset position. Pick the kick down when the hold position varies or when you cannot put a permanent obstruction in the floor path.
12) If I want a hold-open that engages automatically instead of by foot, what should I order?
The 1464 has to be kicked down by hand every time. If you want the door to catch itself at a set point, an automatic floor stop and holder such as the Ives FS40 / FS41 / FS42 / FS43 does that: the door swings to the stop and holds until you pull it back. Trade-off is that the catch is fixed at one floor location and it sits in the traffic path permanently.
13) I manage a portfolio of buildings. Can I standardize on the Don-Jo 1464 across all my openings?
For non-rated doors, yes. It is a door-mounted part with no floor prep, so one model covers wood, hollow metal and aluminum doors regardless of what the floor covering is, and the three finishes cover most hardware schedules already in place. Openings that carry a fire label need a different approach, and openings where the problem is a door hitting a wall need a bumper rather than a holder.
14) Is a goose neck floor stop a substitute for the Don-Jo 1464?
Not for the same job in most cases. The Delaney gooseneck floor door stop and the Emtek 2253 goose style door stop are stops, and a goose neck reaches up from the floor to catch the door face. The Orca Hardware 22HD Series goose neck floor stop is the one in this group catalogued with a door holder function and is listed for 1-3/8 inch or 1-3/4 inch door thickness. The Don-Jo 1464 differs in engagement entirely: it mounts to the door and is kicked down to the floor with a 4 inch projection, so nothing is fastened into the finished floor.
15) The 4 inch projection of the Don-Jo 1464 is too tall for our carpet transition. What lower-profile floor part is there?
For a low-profile floor part, the Orca Hardware 23LP Series dome floor stop is a low rise stop with a gray tip, and the Deltana UFBD3505 round universal floor bumper is a 3-1/2 inch decorative solid brass unit that sits as a bumper rather than a raised catch. The Emtek 2257 is a 1-1/2 inch cylindrical floor bumper. Note that those are stops and bumpers; if you still need the door to latch open, the Don-Jo 1464 kick down design is what provides the holding function, with the mechanism carried on the door face.
16) What is the difference between the Don-Jo 1464 and the Ives FS18S/FS18L security floor stop?
They solve different problems. The Ives FS18S/FS18L is a heavy duty security floor stop, built to resist tampering at the floor. The Don-Jo 1464 is a kick down floor door holder with a 4 inch projection in solid brass, foot-activated so staff can set and release the door hands-free, and it meets ANSI L11382. Pick the FS18S/FS18L where a floor-mounted stop needs to resist abuse; pick the 1464 where the requirement is holding a door open in traffic.
17) We are standardizing door holders across a facility in brass. Which options are solid brass?
The Don-Jo 1464 kick down floor door holder is solid brass and comes in polished brass, oil rubbed bronze, and satin chrome. Among floor-mounted peers, the Deltana UFB4505 at 1-1/2 inch, the Deltana UFBD3505 at 3-1/2 inch decorative, the Deltana UFBP4505 pattern cap at 1-5/8 inch, and the Deltana UFBS138 square at 1-3/8 inch are all solid brass bumpers, and the Ives FS13 and FS17 are brass floor dome stops. The distinction to hold onto when standardizing: only the 1464 in that group is a kick down holder, the others arrest the door rather than hold it open.
18) Is solid brass worth it on a kick down holder, or is that just cosmetic?
It is both. The 1464 body is solid brass, which resists corrosion and holds up to being kicked day in and day out better than a plated pot metal arm. It matters most on exterior openings, loading doors and anywhere the arm sees moisture off the floor. Don-Jo rates the part for commercial use, not residential duty.
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