Door Accessories

Replacing worn hardware or protecting a door from daily wear? Choose door accessories by the job they need to do, then check how they attach to your door, frame, wall, or floor. For replacement projects, compare the existing component’s dimensions and mounting points with the product specifications before ordering. 

Types of Door Accessories and What They Do?

A stop does not replace a closer, and a magnetic catch does not replace a lock. Choose by the problem you need to fix, then compare fit and installation details.

Choosing the Right Door Hardware Accessories

Door hardware accessories need more than a matching finish. Use these checks to narrow your selection:

• Stops and bumpers: Check mounting location, projection, and clearance so the stop contacts the door before the handle reaches the wall.
• Protective plates: Measure the available door surface. Compare plate width, height, material, and screw-mounted or adhesive attachment.
• Replacement guides and catches: Match the original model where possible, along with mounting-hole spacing, dimensions, and operating style.

Check whether fasteners are included and suitable for the mounting surface. Similar-looking components may use different attachment methods.

Ordering for Multiple Doors

If you are repairing apartment units, offices, or other multi-door properties, group doors by type before buying in bulk. Check the swing, existing holes, contact point, and door material on each group. Record product numbers and package quantities so the order includes the correct plates, catches, counterpieces, and fasteners.

Shop Door Accessories for the parts on this page. For other door protection products, including kick plates, browse the wider door accessories department. door stops and holders and locks and accessories cover more specialized needs. If you are matching an older part, contact our support team with its item number, photos, and measurements before ordering.