Hager 236W Concave Wall Stop — US32D Satin Stainless Steel

The Hager 236W Concave Wall Stop is a wrought stainless steel wall-mounted door stop engineered to protect walls on openings fitted with cylindrical push-button or turn-button locksets. The concave (indented) grey rubber bumper is shaped to cradle the lock button so the door arrests cleanly without damaging the wall surface or the lockset hardware. Finished in US32D Satin Stainless Steel (BHMA 630) — the preferred choice for commercial interiors, coastal environments, and applications requiring a corrosion-resistant trim package — the 236W coordinates naturally with stainless hinges, exit devices, and cylindrical locksets across a hardware schedule.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concave Rubber Bumper: Grey rubber bumper is recessed (indented) to receive and cushion the cylindrical lock button, preventing wall damage and protecting the lockset from impact.
• ANSI/BHMA Certified: Meets ANSI A156.16 — the industry standard governing door stops and holders — providing specifier-ready certification language for project submittals.
• Concealed Tamper-Resistant Mounting: A single fastener is installed through a small access hole in the bumper face, keeping the anchor point hidden and resistant to tampering or vandalism.
• Wrought Stainless Steel Construction: US32D (BHMA 630) satin stainless finish — corrosion resistant and finish-stable in high-humidity, coastal, or chemical-exposure environments.
• Hardware-Included Installation: Ships complete with one #10 × 1-1/2" PPHWS and plastic toggle anchor — no separate fastener sourcing required.
• Low-Profile Projection: 1-inch projection keeps the stop close to the wall, reducing trip and snag risk in corridors, offices, and classrooms.

Typical Applications

• Offices, corridors, and classrooms with cylindrical push-button or turn-button locksets
• Healthcare and institutional facilities requiring stainless trim packages
• Coastal or high-humidity environments where corrosion resistance is specified
• Retrofit installations on existing drywall or CMU where a floor stop is not practical

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