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Don-Jo 1502 Hinge Pin Door Stop, 70-100 Degrees, Steel

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Don-Jo 1502 Hinge Pin Door Stop, 70-100 Degrees, Steel

The Don-Jo 1502 is a residential-grade hinge pin door stop crafted from durable steel, designed to limit door swing within a 70-100 degree range. By inserting directly into the door hinge pin, this stop requires no additional drilling or wall mounting, making it a clean and practical solution for protecting walls, baseboards, and furniture from door impact. Available in five finishes — 605, 613, 619, 620, and 626 — the 1502 integrates seamlessly with existing door hardware for a polished, low-profile appearance.

Key Features

  • Hinge Pin Installation: Installs directly into the existing door hinge pin — no drilling, patching, or wall damage required for a clean, tool-minimal setup.
  • Controlled Door Swing Range: Limits door travel to a 70-100 degree arc, effectively protecting walls, trim, and furnishings from impact damage.
  • Steel Construction: Manufactured from steel for reliable strength and long-term durability in everyday residential use.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in finishes 605, 613, 619, 620, and 626 to coordinate with a wide variety of door hardware and interior styles.
  • Convenient Shelf Pack Quantity: Sold in shelf packs of 20, making this an efficient choice for contractors, property managers, and multi-unit residential projects.
  • Low-Profile Design: Discreet hinge-mounted profile keeps the door stop out of the way when not in use, maintaining a clean aesthetic.

Technical Specifications

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

Typical Applications

  • Single-Family Residential Homes
  • Multi-Unit Apartment and Condominium Buildings
  • Townhomes and Condominiums
  • Student Housing and Dormitories
  • Senior Living and Assisted Living Facilities
  • Light Commercial Office Spaces
  • Property Management and Renovation Projects

Why Don-Jo 1502?

Don-Jo door stop products are engineered to deliver dependable, everyday performance using quality steel construction that stands up to repeated use. The 1502 Hinge Pin Door Stop offers a no-drill installation solution with a range of finish options, making it a versatile and professional choice for residential door hardware applications where reliability 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 - Hinge Pin
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Product Model:
1502
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Substrate:
Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 1502-619 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin door stop keep my door from hitting the wall without drilling into it?
That's the whole point of the 1502. It clamps onto the existing hinge pin rather than mounting to the wall, baseboard, or door face, so there's no drilling, no anchors, and nothing to patch if it comes off later. Door travel is held to a 70 to 100 degree arc, which stops the knob or lever short of the wall. For rental turns and repaints, it leaves the wall untouched, which is why property managers use them instead of wall bumpers.
2) Is the Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin stop rated for commercial doors or just residential?
Residential grade. The 1502 is built for house and apartment interior doors, hollow core and solid core alike, on standard butt hinges. On a high traffic commercial opening, a heavy fire door, or a closer equipped door, a hinge pin stop of this class is the wrong tool because all the stopping force lands on the hinge leaf. For that duty, look at a commercial hinge pin stop like the Delaney Door Saver or the Orca Hardware HPHD heavy duty hinge pin stop instead.
3) What is a direct alternative to the Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin door stop if I need a heavier duty version?
The Don-Jo 1502 is a residential-grade hinge pin door stop in steel that limits swing to a 70-100 degree range. For a heavier build in the same hinge-pin mounting style, the Delaney Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop and the Orca Hardware HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop are both hinge pin stops built in heavy duty form. All three mount the same way -- the stop replaces or rides on the existing hinge pin, so no drilling into the door, wall, or floor is required.
4) I need a hinge pin door stop for a commercial corridor, not an apartment. What should I use instead of the Don-Jo 1502?
The Don-Jo 1502 is classified as residential, so for commercial-duty openings look at the Delaney Door Saver Commercial Hinge Pin Door Stop, which is built as a commercial hinge pin stop, or the Orca Hardware HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop. Both install into the hinge the same way the 1502 does, so the opening prep is identical if you are swapping up from a residential stop.
5) I need to hold a door open, not just stop it from hitting the wall. Is the Don-Jo 1502 the right part?
The Don-Jo 1502 is a stop -- it limits door travel to a 70-100 degree arc to protect walls, trim, and furnishings from impact. If the requirement is holding the door in the open position, the Orca Hardware HPDS Hinge Pin Door Stop, HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop, and HPST Series Hinge Pin Stop all carry a door holder function. Those mount at the hinge as well, so you get the hold function without adding a floor or wall stop to the opening.
6) What is the difference between a hinge pin door stop and a baseboard or wall mounted stop?
A hinge pin stop like the 1502 works by limiting the arc of the door, catching at somewhere between 70 and 100 degrees before the door ever reaches the wall. A baseboard or wall stop takes the impact at the point of contact and needs to be fastened into trim or a wall stud, which means drilling and a hole left behind. Use the hinge pin type when you can't or don't want to penetrate the wall, when the wall behind the door is drywall with no blocking, or when the door swings against furniture rather than a wall. Use a floor or wall stop when the door is heavy or has a closer, since those loads are better carried by the floor or wall than by the hinge.
7) What are the alternatives to the Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin door stop?
Among hinge pin stops, Delaney Hardware makes a Door Saver commercial version and a heavy duty model, Orca Hardware offers the HPDS, HPHD, and HPST series, and Emtek has the 2241 brass pivot stop. The Don-Jo 1502 is the residential steel option with a 70 to 100 degree swing limit and five finishes in shelf packs of 20. Step up to the Delaney or Orca heavy duty units when the door is heavier or the traffic is commercial; the Emtek 2241 is brass, which suits residential doors where the rest of the trim is brass.
8) What finishes does the Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin stop come in and will it match my existing door hardware?
Five finishes, all standard BHMA numbers that match common lever and knob finishes: 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed satin bronze, 619 satin nickel, 620 antique nickel, and 626 satin chrome. If your levers are 626 satin chrome or 619 satin nickel, the two most common in apartment interiors, the stop matches without a special order. Buying by BHMA number rather than by a finish name is what keeps a fleet of doors looking consistent across turns.
9) Will a hinge pin door stop work on a door with a closer?
Not a residential unit like the 1502. A closer drives the door with force on every cycle and puts that load straight into the hinge leaf through the stop, which is more than a residential grade hinge pin stop is built to absorb. On closer equipped doors, use a floor or wall mounted stop, or a closer with its own built in stop arm. Save the 1502 for interior residential doors that get opened by hand.
10) Does the Emtek 2241 pivot stop do the same job as a Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin stop?
They are related but not the same part. The Don-Jo 1502 is a steel hinge pin door stop that limits door swing to a 70-100 degree arc. The Emtek 2241 is a brass hinges pivot stop in the Hinges Pivot Stop series -- a brass part, where the 1502 is steel. If you are matching a steel stop across a run of doors, the 2241 is not a like-for-like material substitution.
11) What is the difference between the Orca HPDS, HPHD, and HPST hinge pin stops if I am cross-shopping against the Don-Jo 1502?
Orca builds three hinge pin lines: the HPDS Hinge Pin Door Stop in the HPDS Series, the HPHD HD Hinge Pin Stop in the HPHD Series, and the HPST Series Hinge Pin Stop, with the HPHD being the heavy duty build of the three. All three carry a door holder function. The Don-Jo 1502 sits alongside them as a steel hinge pin stop that limits swing to 70-100 degrees and comes in bright brass, satin bronze oil-rubbed, satin nickel, antique nickel, and satin chrome, so finish matching to existing hinges is usually the deciding factor when the mounting method is identical.
12) For a multi-unit apartment turn where I am replacing hinge pin stops on every door, is the Don-Jo 1502 or a Delaney hinge pin stop the better standardization choice?
Both mount at the hinge with no drilling, so either standardizes cleanly across a building. The Don-Jo 1502 is a residential-grade steel stop offered in five finishes -- 605 bright brass, 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 619 satin nickel, 620 antique nickel, and 626 satin chrome -- which is what lets it match a mixed set of existing hinge and lever finishes across units. Delaney offers the Door Saver Commercial Hinge Pin Door Stop and a Heavy Duty Hinge Pin Door Stop, which are the ones to specify if the doors are on commercial-traffic corridors rather than inside the units.
13) Are Don-Jo 1502 hinge pin door stops sold in bulk for apartment turns?
They come in shelf packs of 20, which is sized for doing a building rather than a single door. One pack covers a 20 door run or a stack of unit turns in one finish, so a property manager or GC can order per finish and stock the truck.
14) What material is the Don-Jo 1502 door stop made of?
Steel, finished in one of five plated or coated options. Steel matters here because the stop takes a repeated hit every time someone throws the door open, and a die cast or plastic body is what fails first in that service. For interior residential doors, the steel body is what makes it worth reusing rather than replacing at each turn.
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