Door stopper METAL-BUD OKP in antique brass finish

METAL-BUD OKP in antique brass finish is a compact door stopper designed to limit door travel and protect walls, skirting boards and door hardware from impact. The low-profile design sits near floor or wall level and absorbs strikes from inward or outward opening doors. Finished in antique brass, the stopper provides a durable metal contact surface that coordinates with traditional and period-style interiors while remaining suitable for everyday residential and light-commercial use.

Advantages

The METAL-BUD OKP offers a solid metal construction that resists deformation under repeated impact and an antique brass finish that conceals wear and blends with classic hardware. Its compact footprint reduces trip hazard and visual bulk, and the design allows for straightforward installation on typical floor or wall surfaces. The stopper requires minimal maintenance and delivers reliable protection for walls and door fittings over time.

Suitable for

• Residential interior doors in hallways, bedrooms and living rooms
• Light-commercial doors in offices, guest rooms and common areas
• Protection of painted walls, plaster, skirting boards and door casings

Key specifications

• Material: metal body with antique brass finish
• Mounting position: floor or wall level depending on installation
• Design: low-profile, compact stopper to minimize obstruction
• Intended use: interior doors, residential and light-commercial environments

How to use

Select the mounting position that corresponds to the door swing and the surface available (floor or wall). Mark drilling points using the stopper as a template, drill appropriate pilot holes for the wall or floor material, and fix the stopper using suitable screws or anchors for the substrate. Position the stopper so that it intercepts the door at the desired maximum opening angle; adjust placement if necessary to avoid contact with trim or thresholds. After installation, verify that the door contacts the stopper cleanly and that the strike point protects the wall or trim as intended.

Usage recommendations

Use screws and anchors appropriate for your floor or wall material (wood, concrete, drywall) and tighten securely to prevent loosening. For painted or delicate finishes, consider adding a soft buffer or rubber washer between the metal stopper and the mounting surface to reduce vibration and noise. Periodically check fixation and finish integrity and retighten fasteners if necessary.