It begins with an insight.

Ghostop, designed by artisan‑engineer David Wirth, emerged from the simple desire to eliminate visual clutter and trip hazards in high‑end architectural spaces. Conceived for doors that demand both precision and elegance, Ghostop replaces bulky rubber stops with a quietly powerful mechanism that vanishes into the jamb, floor, or ceiling.

The magic of the Ghostop design lies in the rare‑earth magnet that gently launches a pin into a precision‑ramped Delrin® strike plate – creating a hold so quickly, you’ll barely hear it. Releasing it retracts the pin smoothly, without any jerk or jar. Available in five models, each tailored for specific door weights, orientations, and undercuts, all while maintaining that signature “Ghost” invisibility.

Ghostop isn’t just concealed – it’s curated. With nine architectural finishes, including Satin Stainless, Matte Black, Matte White, and Polished Brass, it complements modern materials and palettes while disappearing into the background.

Installation is easy, and requires minimal tools, allowing Ghostop to integrate into virtually any door and floor scenario.

Ghostop is not just hardware … it’s an invitation to rethink how doors interact with space. Whether halting a pivot door in its open position or gently stopping a sliding door mid‑flight, Ghostop performs without distraction, bringing sophistication to every threshold. Once you’ve used it, you’ll wonder how you ever tolerated trip hazards or visual noise of traditional door stops.