Trimco 1200/1201 Cast Floor Stop (3 inch)

The 1200/1201 cast floor stop is ADA compliant, so it can go in an accessible opening without creating a protrusion or floor obstruction issue for that path of travel. It also carries a BHMA L02121 designation, which is the number a spec writer or an institutional buyer will want on the submittal.

Mounting holes are 3 inches center to center on the 1200/1201. If the stop you are pulling off the floor has that same 3 inch spacing, the new one drops onto the existing holes. Anything else and you are drilling fresh anchor points.

Yes. Fasteners are an ordering choice on the 1200/1201: wood screws, Torx screws, or a combo pack, and all three are offered in every finish the stop comes in. Torx is what you want in a K-12 or higher ed corridor where a standard slotted or Phillips head invites someone with a pocket screwdriver. Trimco also builds CK versions in the 1200 Series as a high abuse school design that resists tampering and keeps the rubber bumper from walking off.

The combo pack is the fastener option to order when you don't know the floor yet. The 1200 Series ships with fasteners for both surface mounted and anchored applications, so a wood screw pack suits a wood subfloor while an anchored setup is what concrete demands. Buying the combo pack on a fleet job means one part number covers both conditions instead of a truck roll back for the right anchor.

Seven finishes, and every one of them pairs with any of the three fastener options: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome, and 626 satin chrome. For a property manager matching a building, 626 satin chrome and 613 oil rubbed bronze are the two that most commonly line up with existing commercial lever and hinge finishes.

A floor stop like the 1200/1201 takes the impact at the base of the door and is the right call when the wall behind the door is drywall with no solid blocking, when the door swings past the end of a wall, or when the door opens more than a wall bumper can reach. A wall stop is cleaner underfoot and better where the floor is a trip or mop hazard. Trimco builds both mounting styles plus holder versions in the 1200 Series, so you can standardize on one family across a building and still pick the right mount opening by opening.

The 1200/1201 is a stop, not a holder, so it arrests the door and lets it swing back. If you need the door to stay parked open (a loading corridor, a classroom on a warm day, a move-in), that is a holder version, which Trimco offers within the same 1200 Series. Note that a hold open device is not permitted on a fire rated opening unless it releases on alarm, so confirm the door's rating before you specify one.

It's a cast, heavy duty commercial stop, not a residential bumper. Trimco rates the 1200 Series as heavy duty stops and holders and lists the applications as K-12 schools, universities, commercial and industrial buildings, retail and strip malls, and office buildings. For a stairwell or gym door taking constant abuse, the 1200 Series also runs to anti vandal and extra heavy duty versions.

Both are cast floor stops from the same heavy duty 1200 Series and share the 3 inch center to center hole spacing, so they mount the same way. Trimco publishes separate installation templates for each, and the practical difference is the model's height and profile, which decides how far up the door face it strikes. If you are replacing a specific one, order by the model number stamped on the job's hardware schedule.