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1214 FLOOR STOPS OVERVIEW
Trimco’s 1214 Series floor stops includes standard rise, high rise and high-abuse options. The 1214CK school version was specifically designed for high-abuse and incorporates tamper resistant features including a countersunk rubber and optional 1268CK anchor plate.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Three point attachment for increased durability.
- Replaceable rubber is countersunk to minimize exposed lip, and then securely attached with one (1) machine screw and two (2) escutcheon pins.
- 1214CK includes Torx screws and can be combined with the 1268CK anchor plate for high abuse applications.
APPLICATIONS
- Schools
- Public Buildings & Facilities
- Government & Military Facilities
- Office Buildings
DOWNLOADS & RESOURCES
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Product Specs
- Series:
- 1214 Series
- ADA Compliant:
- Yes
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Product Type:
- Floor Door Stops
- Subcategory:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Trimco TRI-1214H.626 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What is the difference between the Trimco 1214H and the 1214CK floor stop?
Both are 2-1/4 inch high floor stops from Trimco's 1214 Series and both ship as a combo pack. The CK is the school version, built for high abuse: it uses Torx screws instead of standard screws to resist tampering, and it can be ordered together with the 1268CK anchor plate as a 1214CK x 1268CK combination. If the opening is in a school corridor, a gym, or anywhere the stop gets kicked, take the CK. For an office or a private building where tampering is not the concern, the 1214H is the same height and the same three point attachment without the security screws.
2) Do I need the 1268CK anchor plate with a Trimco 1214CK floor stop?
Not always. The anchor plate is for high abuse applications, where the stop is taking repeated impact or sits in a floor that will not hold a fastener well on its own, like a thin topping over slab or a floor that has already been drilled and patched. Trimco sells the pair as a single orderable combination, 1214CK x 1268CK, so if you want it you specify it at the time of order rather than sourcing the plate separately. For a normal office or corridor door, the stop's own three point attachment is the mounting.
3) Is a 2-1/4 inch floor stop tall enough, or do I need a high rise stop?
The 1214 Series 2-1/4 inch stop is the taller option in the family, which covers doors with an undercut for carpet or an air return where a low dome stop would pass right under the door. Measure from finished floor to the bottom of the door: the stop has to catch the door face, not the undercut gap. Trimco's 1214 Series includes standard rise, high rise, and high abuse versions, so if your undercut is deeper than what 2-1/4 inches will catch, you want the high rise rather than this one. On a door sitting close to the floor, a shorter stop is the cleaner install and less of a trip hazard.
4) Can you replace the rubber bumper on a Trimco 1214 floor stop instead of buying a new one?
The rubber on the 1214 is replaceable. It is countersunk into the casting so very little lip is exposed to catch a mop or a shoe, and it is held by one machine screw plus two escutcheon pins. For a property manager running a building, that means a chewed up bumper is a parts swap at the stop, not a re-drill of the floor. The countersunk design is also why the CK version holds up in school corridors, where an exposed rubber lip is the first thing that gets pried off.
5) Should I use a floor stop or a wall stop on this door?
A floor stop like the Trimco 1214 is what you use when the door swings into open space with no wall behind it at handle height, or where the wall is glass, a partition, or drywall that will not take the impact. It anchors into the floor at three points, so the load goes into the slab instead of into a stud you have to hunt for. The tradeoff is that anything mounted in the floor is in the walking path and in the way of a floor cleaner. Where you do have solid backing directly behind the door's swing, a wall stop keeps the floor clear. Where the door swings past a doorway or into a corridor, the floor stop is your only real option.
6) Is the Trimco 1214 floor stop suitable for a school corridor or gym?
That is exactly what the 1214CK was built for. Trimco designed the CK as the school version for high abuse service, with tamper resistant features: the rubber is countersunk so there is minimal exposed lip to pry at, and it fastens with Torx screws rather than a driver bit every student has. Pair it with the 1268CK anchor plate for the worst openings. The plain 1214H uses the same 2-1/4 inch body and three point attachment but without the security screws, so it belongs on staff and office doors rather than in the corridor.
7) What comes in the box with a Trimco 1214H floor stop?
The 1214H ships as a combo pack: the stop with its replaceable countersunk rubber, mounted with one machine screw and two escutcheon pins, and it fastens to the floor with a three point attachment. The 1214CK version substitutes Torx screws. The 1268CK anchor plate is not in the standard pack, it is a separate model choice ordered as 1214CK x 1268CK.
8) Can I standardize on one floor stop across a whole facility with mixed door types?
The 1214 Series is set up for it. Standard rise, high rise, and the CK high abuse version all share the same series and the same seven finish choices, so a facility can run one finish and one look across office doors, corridors, and the openings that take punishment, and vary only the model. It is a commercial product and it is ADA compliant, which is what an institutional spec needs settled before it goes on a standards list. The practical decision per opening is the undercut height and whether the door is in an abuse area.
9) What finishes does the Trimco 1214 floor stop come in?
Seven finishes across all three models (1214H, 1214CK, and 1214CK x 1268CK): 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. Every finish is offered on every model, so choosing the school-grade CK version does not cost you a finish option. If you are matching existing hardware in a building, match to the BHMA number on the hinges or levers rather than the finish name, since 613 and 613E are both bronzes and look distinctly different on the floor.
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