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Omnia Omnia 7605 Door Stop, Solid Stainless Steel OMN-7605

Omnia 7605 Solid Stainless Steel Baseboard Door Stop with 1" Diameter and 3-3/4" Projection

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Omnia 7605 Solid Stainless Steel Baseboard Door Stop with 1" Diameter and 3-3/4" Projection

The Omnia 7605 solid stainless steel door stop provides reliable, professional-grade door protection for residential applications. Featuring a 1" diameter and 3-3/4" projection, this baseboard-mounted door stop offers durable performance while protecting walls and doors from damage. Constructed of solid stainless steel with a US32D finish, it delivers long-lasting corrosion resistance and a consistent, attractive appearance that complements residential door hardware.

Key Features

  • Compact Diameter: 1" diameter provides effective door protection without excessive visual impact in residential spaces.
  • Extended Projection: 3-3/4" projection offers optimal door clearance and wall protection for standard residential door swings.
  • Solid Stainless Steel Construction: Premium material provides exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-term performance.
  • Professional Finish: US32D finish delivers consistent appearance that complements residential door hardware.
  • Baseboard Mounting: Low-profile installation protects doors while minimizing trip hazards and maintaining clean floor lines.
  • Residential Application: Specifically designed for residential door protection requirements and aesthetic preferences.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes

Typical Applications

  • Residential Entry Doors
  • Interior Door Protection
  • Bedroom and Bathroom Doors
  • Closet Door Applications
  • Home Office Spaces
  • Multi-Family Residential Units
  • Custom Home Construction

Why Omnia 7605?

Omnia 7605 door stops deliver professional-grade reliability with solid stainless steel construction designed for demanding residential applications. The precision-engineered 1" diameter and 3-3/4" projection dimensions ensure optimal door protection while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Engineered for residential environments where dependable performance and attractive appearance are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Omnia 2026 Door Hardware Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
Product Type:
Door Stops - Baseboard
Subcategory:
Door Stops & Holders
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 7605/87.32D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How far off the wall does the Omnia 7605 baseboard door stop hold the door?
The 7605 projects 3-3/4 inches from the baseboard, with a 1 inch diameter body. That projection is what decides whether the door leaf, and anything mounted on it like a lever or a thumbturn, clears the wall before the stop makes contact. Measure from the face of your baseboard to the point on the door that sticks out furthest when it swings open. If your lever projects more than about 3-3/4 inches past the door face, the lever hits the wall before the stop does and you want a longer stop instead.
2) I need a door stop that projects further than 3-3/4 inches. What are my options?
Two to look at. The Delaney solid brass baseboard stop adjusts from 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 inches, so it covers openings where you don't know the required reach yet or where levers project unusually far. The Emtek 2231 baseboard door stop is a fixed 4 inches. Both mount to the baseboard the same way the Omnia 7605 does, so the install is identical; only the reach changes.
3) Which door stop should be used when the door needs to be held open, not just stopped?
A stop and a holder are different jobs. The Omnia 7605 is a door stop, sized 1 inch diameter by 3-3/4 inch projection, and its only function is to arrest the door swing. The Orca Hardware TH-30HD is catalogued with a product function of Door Holder, so it both limits the swing and keeps the door standing open. The Hager 212 is an adjustable rigid door stop with an 80 to 120 degree range, which sets where in the arc the door is caught. If a property manager wants a door propped for moving carts or airflow, the 7605 will not do it.
4) What is the closest equivalent to the Omnia 7605 baseboard door stop from another brand?
The Emtek 2231 is the nearest match in form and mounting. It is a baseboard door stop with a 4 inch projection, against the Omnia 7605's 3-3/4 inch projection, so both mount to the baseboard rather than the floor and catch the door at roughly the same distance off the wall. The Delaney solid brass baseboard door stop is also baseboard mounted, and it adjusts from 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 inches, a range that brackets the 7605's fixed 3-3/4 inch projection. Choose the Emtek if you want a fixed length like the Omnia, the Delaney if you need to dial the projection in at the opening.
5) The baseboard is too shallow to take a wall stop. What can be used instead of an Omnia 7605?
Go to the floor. The Delaney 2 inch height round solid brass floor bumper mounts to the floor instead of the baseboard, so it does not depend on having trim to screw into or on the door striking at baseboard height. The Omnia 7605 is a baseboard-mounted stop with a 3-3/4 inch projection and needs solid backing at the trim; the floor bumper takes the door edge at 2 inches off the floor instead. Trade-off is a fitting standing in the floor path rather than sitting against the wall.
6) Is the Omnia 7605 door stop good enough for apartment turns and rental units?
It's built from solid stainless steel, not plated pot metal or a hollow tube, and that's the reason it holds up in a unit that changes tenants. The US32D satin stainless finish resists corrosion, which matters on bathroom and laundry doors where humidity kills plated finishes first. Omnia lists the 7605 as a residential product, so it's aimed at apartments, condos, and single family rather than high-traffic commercial corridors. For a fleet of units, the fixed 1 inch diameter and 3-3/4 inch projection means every one you order matches, which is what you want when you're standardizing across doors.
7) Will a US32D stainless door stop match my satin nickel or brushed chrome hardware?
US32D is satin stainless steel, a brushed grey-toned finish. It sits very close to satin chrome (US26D) and reads as a match alongside most brushed nickel levers and hinges in normal room light, though a side-by-side hold against a warm satin nickel will show the stainless as slightly cooler. Because the 7605 is solid stainless rather than a plated finish, the color goes all the way through, so a scuff from a door edge doesn't expose brass underneath the way a plated stop does.
8) What is the difference between a rigid baseboard stop and a spring door stop?
A rigid stop such as the Omnia 7605 is a solid stainless post with no give, screwed into the baseboard. It stops the door dead at 3-3/4 inches off the wall, which is what you want where the swing needs to be controlled precisely and the door has a closer or gets pulled hard. A spring stop flexes on impact and absorbs the swing more gently, which is easier on hollow-core doors and on thin drywall. Orca offers spring stops in 3-1/8 inch and 3-3/4 inch heights if you'd rather have the flex. Note that a spring stop's stated height is not the same thing as a baseboard stop's projection, so measure your clearance against the part you actually choose.
9) Is there more than one size of the Omnia 7605, or do I just order the one part?
One configuration only: 1 inch diameter with a 3-3/4 inch projection. There's no size or projection choice to specify when ordering, so the only thing to settle before you buy is whether 3-3/4 inches is enough reach for your opening. If it isn't, you need a different model rather than a different option on the 7605.
10) Is a spring door stop the same thing as the Omnia 7605?
No. The Orca Hardware 3-3/4 inch spring door stop carries the same 3-3/4 inch length as the Omnia 7605's projection, which makes the two look interchangeable on a spec line, but a spring stop flexes on impact where the 7605 is a solid stainless steel rigid stop that does not give. Orca also lists a 3-1/8 inch spring door stop for shorter reach. If the specification calls for a rigid baseboard stop, the spring versions are not a substitution; if the door slams hard and you want the impact absorbed, they are what to look at.
11) For a multi-family unit turn, is there a door stop that adjusts to fit varying baseboard depths across apartments?
Yes. The Delaney solid brass baseboard door stop adjusts from 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 inches, so one part number covers openings where the trim depth and door swing vary unit to unit. The Omnia 7605 is fixed at a 3-3/4 inch projection with a 1 inch diameter, which suits a fleet where the openings were built the same and you want every stop to land identically. The Hager 212 approaches the same problem from the swing side, adjusting over an 80 to 120 degree range rather than by length.
12) Where on the wall does a baseboard door stop actually get mounted?
It fastens into the baseboard itself, low on the wall, rather than into the drywall higher up where the door would otherwise strike. That's the practical advantage of the 7605's format: the baseboard is solid trim backed by the wall plate, so the fastener has something real to bite into, and nothing sits on the floor to trip over or block a vacuum. Set it so the stop contacts the door face, not the glass or a panel, and check that the 3-3/4 inch projection puts contact on a flat part of the door rather than on a molding edge.
13) What is the difference between the Omnia 7605 and the Orca TH-3118 for a short-reach opening?
Reach and construction. The Orca Hardware 3-1/8 inch spring door stop is the shorter of Orca's two spring stops, against the 3-1/8 and 3-3/4 inch pair, so it catches the door closer to the wall. The Omnia 7605 projects 3-3/4 inches and is solid stainless steel with a US32D finish, a rigid stop rather than a sprung one. Where a radiator, register, or piece of casework sits behind the door and you need the stop to sit tight to the wall, the shorter spring stop clears it; where you want the door held well off the wall on a solid part, the 7605 does that.
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