Shop our Other Home Hardware collection for the practical, finishing-touch items that keep a home functioning smoothly.
These are the “small” pieces that make a big difference — helping prevent damage, improve daily convenience, and keep your hardware finishes consistent room to room.
What you’ll find in this collection
Door stops & bumpers: baseboard, floor, wall, and hinge-pin styles to protect doors, trim, and walls
Pocket & sliding door hardware: pulls, latches, and related parts for clean, space-saving door setups
Handrail brackets: supportive hardware for stair rails and safety upgrades
Ball catches & misc. hardware: useful solutions for doors and special applications
Project helpers: items like grommets and other small components that finish a space neatly
Many items are available in popular finishes like matte black, satin nickel, polished chrome, and oil rubbed bronze, so you can match the look of your
door knobs, levers, hinges, and other hardware for a cohesive style.
Shop confidently with fast shipping and trusted service from DoorCorner.com.
Other Home Hardware FAQ▾
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “other home hardware”?
It’s the category for the essential “support” items used throughout a home — door stops, bumpers, pocket door parts, brackets, catches, and other
small hardware that improves function and protects surfaces.
Which door stop style should I choose?
Baseboard and wall bumpers are common for everyday use, floor stops work well when you need a firm stop point, and hinge-pin stops are helpful when
you can’t mount to the wall or floor. Choose based on door swing, clearance, and what you’re trying to protect.
How do I match finishes across different small hardware pieces?
Start with the dominant finish in the space (knobs/levers/hinges), then select matching finishes for stops, bumpers, pulls, and brackets. Using one
consistent finish per room or hallway usually looks the most intentional.
Are these items easy to install?
Most are quick DIY installs with basic tools (screwdriver and/or drill). Always check the mounting type and placement before drilling, especially for
floor stops and wall bumpers.
What’s the benefit of upgrading these “small” hardware items?
Replacing mismatched or worn pieces can instantly make a space look more finished, protect doors and trim from damage, and help your home feel more
cohesive without a major renovation.
