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Don-Jo 1501 Baseboard Door Stop, 3" Projection, 3/4" Base, Cast Zinc

Don-Jo 1501 Baseboard Door Stop, 3" Projection, 3/4" Base, Cast Zinc

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Don-Jo 1501 Baseboard Door Stop, 3" Projection, 3/4" Base, Cast Zinc

The Don-Jo 1501 is a baseboard-mounted door stop engineered to protect walls and baseboards from door impact damage. Constructed from durable cast zinc, this base stop features a 3" projection and a 3/4" base, providing reliable clearance and a secure, low-profile mount. Secured with #10 SMS fasteners and available in finishes 605, 609, and 625, the 1501 is designed to complement a wide range of residential door hardware installations. It meets ANSI standard L32031 for consistent quality and performance.

Key Features

  • 3" Projection: Provides ample clearance between the door and wall surface, effectively preventing door handle and edge impact damage.
  • 3/4" Base: Low-profile base dimension ensures a clean, flush fit against baseboards for a neat, professional appearance.
  • Cast Zinc Construction: Durable cast zinc material delivers long-lasting performance and resistance to everyday wear in residential applications.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in finishes 605, 609, and 625 to coordinate with existing door hardware and interior decor.
  • #10 SMS Fasteners Included: Comes with #10 SMS fasteners for straightforward, secure baseboard installation.
  • ANSI L32031 Compliant: Meets ANSI standard L32031, ensuring consistent quality and dimensional accuracy.
  • Convenient Shelf Pack: Sold in a shelf pack of 50 units, ideal for contractors and multi-door residential projects.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI L32031 Compliant

Technical Specifications

  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Subcategory: Door Stops & Holders
  • Product Subgroup: Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
  • Product Type: Door Stops - Baseboard
  • Commercial/Residential: Residential
  • Product Projection: 3"
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Residential Homes and Apartments
  • Multi-Unit Residential Properties
  • Condominium and Townhouse Developments
  • Light Commercial Office Spaces
  • Retail Fitting Rooms and Back-of-House Areas
  • Renovation and Remodeling Projects
  • New Construction Residential Builds

Why Don-Jo 1501?

Don-Jo's 1501 Baseboard Door Stop combines cast zinc durability with a practical 3" projection and 3/4" base profile, delivering dependable wall and baseboard protection in a clean, low-profile form. Compliant with ANSI L32031 and available in multiple finishes, it is a trusted choice for residential door hardware installations where quality and aesthetics both matter.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Subcategory:
Door Stops & Holders
Product Subgroup:
Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
Product Type:
Door Stops - Baseboard
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Product Model:
1501
Product Projection:
3"
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Substrate:
Cast Zinc
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 1501-605 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Don-Jo 1501 baseboard door stop keep the lever from hitting the wall?
The 1501 has a 3 inch projection, so the door stops 3 inches off the baseboard. That clears most residential lever trim and knobs before the handle reaches drywall. If your lever projects more than 3 inches from the door face, you need a longer stop or a hinge-mounted holder instead.
2) Does the Don-Jo 1501 mount to the baseboard or to the floor?
Baseboard. It is a base-mounted stop with a 3/4 inch base that sits flat against the baseboard, fastened with the #10 sheet metal screws that come with it. If your baseboard is shorter than the base or the door swings past the trim, a floor-mounted bumper is the better call.
3) I need more than 3 inches of clearance at the baseboard. What else is there?
Two longer options: the Emtek 2231 baseboard door stop at 4 inches, or the Delaney solid brass baseboard stop, which adjusts from 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 inches if you are not sure yet how far the door needs to be held off the wall.
4) My door swings past the baseboard onto open floor. Will a 1501 work?
No. The 1501 needs baseboard behind it to fasten into, since it is a base-mounted stop with a 3/4 inch base. Where the door edge lands past the trim or over a tile field, use a floor bumper such as the Delaney 2 inch round solid brass floor bumper instead.
5) Will a Don-Jo 1501 hold a door open, or do I need something else for that?
The Don-Jo 1501 is a door stop, built to arrest the door and protect the wall and baseboard from impact; it does not latch the door in the open position. For hold-open duty, the Orca Hardware TH-30HD is an HD rigid door stop whose stated function is door holder, and the Hager 212 is an adjustable rigid door stop with an 80 to 120 degree range, so the open angle can be set to the opening. Those are surface stop-and-hold units rather than baseboard stops, so they mount differently than the 1501.
6) What is a direct alternative to the Don-Jo 1501 baseboard door stop if I need more than 3 inches of projection?
The Don-Jo 1501 has a fixed 3 inch projection. If the door hardware needs to be held further off the baseboard, the Emtek 2231 is a 4 inch baseboard door stop, and the Delaney 40201X is a solid brass baseboard stop that adjusts from 3-1/2 inches to 4-1/2 inches. The Delaney is the one to pick when the required projection is not known until the door is hung, since it can be set anywhere in that range rather than committing to a single dimension.
7) The baseboard in this unit is too narrow to take a Don-Jo 1501. What else stops the door?
When there is no usable baseboard to fasten into, the stop has to mount to the door or the floor instead of the wall. The Sure-Loc DS3 is a 3-1/8 inch spring door stop for residential doors and the Sure-Loc DS4 is the 3-3/4 inch version, both of which mount to the door face or hinge-side and flex on contact. Orca Hardware offers the same two lengths as the TH-3118 at 3-1/8 inches and the TH-3134 at 3-3/4 inches. For floor mounting, the Delaney 4029XX is a 2 inch high round solid brass floor bumper. The Don-Jo 1501 itself is specifically a baseboard-mounted stop and needs a solid baseboard behind it.
8) Is the Don-Jo 1501 tough enough for apartment turns and corridor doors?
It is cast zinc and rated residential, which covers apartments, condos, townhomes and light commercial office space. For a high-traffic commercial corridor or a door that gets thrown open all day, step up to a heavy-duty rigid stop such as the Orca Hardware TH-30HD.
9) What ANSI number does the Don-Jo 1501 base stop meet?
ANSI L32031. That is the function designation for this style of base-mounted stop, so if a spec sheet or submittal calls out L32031, the 1501 answers it.
10) Should I use a rigid baseboard stop like the 1501 or a spring door stop?
A rigid base stop such as the 1501 is fixed cast zinc with a 3 inch projection and will not flex, so it holds the door at one repeatable point and takes hard hits without bending back. A spring stop, like the Sure-Loc 3-1/8 inch or Orca 3-3/4 inch, screws into the baseboard too but flexes on contact, which is more forgiving on light interior doors and easier to live with in a bedroom or bath. Rigid for doors that get slammed, spring for light residential swing.
11) For apartment turns, is a spring stop or the Don-Jo 1501 baseboard stop the better standard?
They fail differently, which is usually what decides it. The Don-Jo 1501 is cast zinc, fastens to the baseboard with #10 SMS, and has a rigid 3 inch projection, so the impact load goes into the wall framing behind the base. A spring stop such as the Sure-Loc DS3 at 3-1/8 inches or the Sure-Loc DS4 at 3-3/4 inches mounts on the door instead and absorbs the swing in the spring, which leaves the baseboard untouched but puts a visible stop on the door face. Sure-Loc also lists the DS7 as a 4 inch solid door stop for crews that want the rigid feel without a spring. The 1501 is rated residential and comes in polished brass, antique brass, and polished chrome to match existing trim hardware across a building.
12) Is the Sure-Loc DS7 solid door stop the same thing as a Don-Jo 1501?
No. The Sure-Loc DS7 is a 4 inch solid door stop, meaning a rigid one-piece stop rather than a sprung one, and it is a different mounting part than a baseboard stop. The Don-Jo 1501 is a baseboard-mounted base stop with a 3 inch projection and a 3/4 inch base designed to sit flush against the baseboard and take the door's edge. If the intent is to replace a 1501 in an existing baseboard hole pattern, the closer swaps are other baseboard stops such as the Emtek 2231 at 4 inches or the Delaney 40201X adjustable brass baseboard stop.
13) We spec solid brass on our trim packages. Is there a solid brass equivalent to the Don-Jo 1501 baseboard stop?
The Don-Jo 1501 is cast zinc, offered in polished brass, antique brass, and polished chrome finishes. If the specification calls for solid brass material rather than a brass finish, the Delaney 40201X is a solid brass baseboard door stop adjustable from 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 inches, and the Delaney 4029XX is a 2 inch high round solid brass floor bumper for openings stopped at the floor instead of the wall.
14) What finishes does the Don-Jo 1501 door stop come in?
Three: polished brass, antique brass and polished chrome. Pick the one matching the lever and hinges already on the opening so the stop doesn't read as an afterthought at the base of the door.
15) Do I need to buy screws with the Don-Jo 1501?
No. #10 sheet metal screws ship with the stop. They bite into wood baseboard directly; if you are fastening to a metal base or hollow drywall below the trim, plan on your own anchors.
16) Can I buy the Don-Jo 1501 in bulk for a whole building?
It is packed 50 to a shelf pack, which is how most multi-door residential and turn work gets bought. One pack covers 50 openings in a single finish, so order by finish if the building isn't standardized.
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Does the Don-Jo 1501-605 come with a warranty?
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