Ultra Hardware
Ultra Hardware 87005 Brown Replacement Tip for Drop Down Door Holder Stops With Screw
Brown rubber tip with screw replaces worn inserts on compatible drop-down door holders
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- Easy drop-down door stop repair with included screw
- Secure grip from non-skid grooved rubber base
- Fits ten Ultra Hardware stop codes for wide compatibility
- Durable heavy-duty rubber tip resists daily wear
- Simple installation with 11/16" diameter insert
Brown Replacement Tip for Drop Down Door Stops
This brown rubber tip replaces the worn insert on compatible drop down door holder stops. It is sold individually and includes the installation screw. The tip fits a range of Ultra Hardware door stop models used in residential and commercial settings. Builders and maintenance teams use it to restore positive door holding without replacing the entire assembly.
Non Skid Grooved Rubber Bottom
The grooved rubber base provides a non skid surface that grips the floor when the door stop is engaged. Extra heavy duty construction resists deformation under repeated impact and daily use. No moving parts mean silent operation and no power draw. The rubber material maintains its profile across normal indoor temperature ranges.
11/16 Inch Diameter Insert
The replacement insert measures 11/16 inch in diameter and fits Ultra Hardware codes 35995, 36000, 36002, 36005, 36006, 36007, 36008, 36009, 36010 and 96340. Verify the code stamped on the existing door stop before ordering. This tip will not fit door stops with a different insert diameter or mounting pattern.
Highlights
- Easy drop-down door stop repair with included screw
- Secure grip from non-skid grooved rubber base
- Fits ten Ultra Hardware stop codes for wide compatibility
- Durable heavy-duty rubber tip resists daily wear
- Simple installation with 11/16" diameter insert
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 11/16" diameter replacement tip on my drop-down door holder?
Remove the old tip, align the new rubber tip with the holder's threaded hole, then tighten the included screw until the grooved bottom sits flush against the floor surface.
When will the brown rubber tip need replacement under normal use?
The non-skid grooved rubber bottom wears gradually; replace the tip when the grooves become smooth or the rubber cracks, which typically occurs after extended floor contact.
What limits the tip's holding power during sustained heavy door use?
The 11/16" diameter insert and single screw mounting provide the primary holding force; excessive lateral door pressure can loosen the screw or deform the rubber over time.
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