Rockwood 486 US2C Commercial Floor Stop – Angle Stop

Rockwood 486 US2C Heavy Duty Floor Stop | For High Undercut Doors

The Rockwood 486 US2C is a rugged, high-profile floor stop engineered to handle the demands of commercial and industrial environments. Specifically designed for undercut doors up to 1-1/2", this stop features a robust steel body with a protective US2C Zinc Plated finish for enhanced corrosion resistance. With a total height of 2-5/8", the 486 ensures a reliable stopping point for doors hung high off the floor for ventilation or thick flooring transitions.

Industrial Durability & High-Clearance Features

• High-Undercut Compatibility: Expertly designed to catch doors with up to 1-1/2" of clearance, providing a safe and effective stop where standard low-profile bumpers would fail.
  
• Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Forged from high-grade steel to withstand the recurring impacts of heavy commercial doors in high-traffic areas.
• Corrosion-Resistant US2C Finish: The Zinc Plated (US2C) coating provides a durable layer of protection against moisture and wear, ideal for back-of-house or utility applications.
  
• Shock-Absorbing Rubber Bumper: Features a resilient black rubber bumper that dampens noise and prevents damage to the door's face or finish upon impact.
  
• Secure Floor Mounting: Includes heavy-duty #12 steel screws and plastic anchors, ensuring a stable installation in a variety of floor types.
  

Technical Specifications

• Model: Rockwood 486
• Finish: US2C (Zinc Plated)
• Base Material: Steel
• Bumper Material: Black Rubber
• Height: 2-5/8"
• Base Size: 2-1/2" L x 1" W
  
• Fasteners: 2 ea. #12 x 1-1/2" FH SMS with plastic anchors (Included)

The Rockwood 486 is the professional’s "problem solver" for utility spaces. Because of its 2-5/8" height, it provides a substantial lever arm; therefore, for the most permanent installation in concrete or stone, we recommend upgrading to lead expansion anchors if the door is exceptionally heavy or equipped with a high-tension closer. This ensures the base remains rock-solid under repeated high-force impacts.

Installation Note: Position the stop so the rubber bumper makes contact with the bottom rail of the door, rather than the middle of a thin panel. This prevents flexing and ensures the door's structural integrity is maintained over thousands of cycles.