What is the difference between baseboard-mounted and floor-mounted door stops?

Baseboard-mounted door stops attach to the baseboard or wall to prevent door handles from hitting the wall. Floor-mounted door stoppers are secured to the floor and stop the door before it swings too far, often used when wall mounting is not practical.

What finish should I choose for a door stop?

Choose a finish that matches or complements your door knobs, hinges, and interior fixtures. Common finishes include matte black, satin nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, and brushed brass for a cohesive look.

Baseboard Door Stops

What Are Baseboard & Floor Door Stops and Why Are They Important?

Baseboard door stops and floor-mounted door stoppers are protective hardware pieces designed to prevent doors from swinging too far and damaging walls, baseboards, trim, or flooring.

Protect walls and trim from dents, chips, and scuffs
Prevent door knobs or levers from striking drywall
Help preserve flooring and baseboard molding
Reduce long-term maintenance and repair costs

Door stops are a simple, inexpensive upgrade that makes a big difference — especially in bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, hallways, and rental or high-traffic spaces.

Styles, Mounting Options & Finishes Available

Our door stop collection includes multiple mounting styles and finishes so you can match them seamlessly with your existing door hardware and interior fixtures.

Baseboard-mounted door stops
Floor-mounted door stoppers
Hinge-pin door stops
Matte black, satin nickel / brushed nickel, polished chrome
Oil rubbed bronze and brushed brass / gold-tone finishes
Low-profile and decorative design options

Choosing a matching finish helps maintain a cohesive look with your door knobs, hinges, cabinet hardware, and lighting throughout the home.

All door stops are designed for durability and everyday use, making them ideal for residential homes, apartments, and commercial or rental properties.