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Ives FS544 and FS555 Kick Down Door Holder Shoes in stock

We stock the Ives FS544 and FS555 Kick Down Door Holder Rubber Shoes.  There are three versions of the rubber shoe that have been used over the years.  In the 1980’s they used the Kick Down Door Holder Rubber Shoe FSPART.1053.  The FSPART.1053 is known as our part number GJB. In the 1990’s to early 2000’s they used the Kick Down Door Holder Rubber Shoe FSPART.1052 which had threads molded on it.  The FSPART.1052 is known as our part # GJA.  In the mid 2000’s they used the Kick Down Door Holder Rubber Shoe FSPART.1063.   The FSPART.1063 is known as our part # GJ1154.  The FSPART.1063 uses a 8-32 screw to hold the rubber shoe in place.  Before Glynn-Johnson merged with Ives these door stops were known as the GJL444, 4″ door holder, and the GJL555, 5″ door holder.   If you have any questions on replacement rubber shoes, call, or email our door stop experts!

Replacement rubber shoe for FS544 and FS555

The above image was used on the GJL444 and GJL555 in the 1980’s, when this door stop was made by Glynn Johnson. 1/2″ insert diameter, 1″ base diameter, 1″ height.

Replacement rubber shoe for FS544 and FS555

The above image is the Replacement rubber shoe for FS544 and FS555, also known as the FSPART.1052. 1″ base diameter, 13/16″ height, 5/8″ thread diameter. Used in the mid 1990’s and early 2000’s.

Replacement rubber shoe for FS544 and FS555, FSPART.1063

The image above shows the Replacement rubber shoe for FS544 and FS555, FSPART.1063. Used from the 2000’s to current. 5/8″ insert diameter, 1″ base diameter, 8-32 thread screw.

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4 comments on “Ives FS544 and FS555 Kick Down Door Holder Shoes in stock
  1. Chris Steele says:

    Need pricing on the FSPART 1063 replacement rubber shoes with the screw. Chris Steele-maintenance tech @ Northwestern High School 2503 W. Main St. Rock Hill, SC 29732

  2. Mike says:

    I’m looking for a 5/8′ diameter insert with a overall length of 7/8″ to 1″. It must be SOFT RUBBER as to catch and grip the floor keeping the door open. Our floors tiles here are similar to hard smooth plastic and nothing seems to keep the doors open.

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