Knurled Brass Wall Mounted Door Stop

This knurled brass wall mounted door stop combines a textured cylindrical body with a rubber bumper to cushion contact as a door opens. Its round mounting base and contrasting smooth tip create a considered finishing detail for interior doors.

Textured brass with a rubber bumper

The fine knurled pattern adds detail to the brass body, while the rubber end provides a softer contact point for the door. Position the stop so the bumper meets the door before the handle reaches the wall. The wall-mounted design leaves the floor clear around the doorway.

Choose your finish

Select Aged Brass, Black Brass, Brushed Brass or Champagne Bronze from the available options. Aged Brass brings a darker, warm tone; Black Brass gives a strong contrast. Brushed Brass and Champagne Bronze offer lighter alternatives for coordinating with your room. View the gallery and select your preferred finish before adding the item to your cart.

Plan the mounting position

The stop measures 3.94 in (100 mm) long with a 1.97 in (50 mm) round base. Check your door swing, handle projection and mounting surface before installation. Choose a firm fixing point where the bumper can contact a solid section of the door. Allow enough clearance for the handle and any nearby trim. See the Installation tab for fitting guidance.

Care and matching hardware

Wipe the brass body with a soft cloth and keep the rubber tip clean. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaners that may affect the finish. Check the fixing occasionally and tighten it if needed.

Explore our wall mounted door stops, or compare a brass floor mounted door stop if a wall fixing does not suit your doorway.

Product type	Wall mounted door stop
Body	Brass with knurled texture
Contact tip	Rubber bumper
Mounting	Round base with screw fixing
Finish options	Aged Brass, Black Brass, Brushed Brass, Champagne Bronze
Overall length	3.94 in (100 mm)
Base diameter	1.97 in (50 mm)

Fitting your wall mounted door stop

Open the door slowly and choose a position where the rubber bumper will meet a solid part of the door before the handle touches the wall.
Check the mounting surface and the fixing position for concealed cables or pipes before drilling.
Secure the round base using a screw and a fixing suitable for your wall material. Use an appropriate wall anchor where required.
Fit the stop body securely to the base and gently test the full door swing. Confirm that the rubber tip contacts the door and the handle clears the wall.

Do not rely on plasterboard alone for a secure fixing. If you are unsure which fixing suits your wall, ask a qualified installer.