Deltana BDS125U26D Baseboard Door Bumper Solid Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA BDS125U26D is a baseboard-mounted door bumper machined from solid brass and finished in satin chrome. It mounts low on the baseboard trim to stop a swinging door before the knob or handle contacts the wall. At 1-3/8 inches in nominal size, it provides a compact, durable stop point suited to interior residential and light commercial doors. The solid brass construction resists corrosion and holds finish over years of repeated contact. The satin chrome finish blends cleanly with contemporary door hardware and trim packages. Installation requires only basic hand tools and takes a matter of minutes for a finish carpenter, trim installer, or general contractor.

This bumper is appropriate for standard interior door applications where wall or baseboard protection is needed. It is sized for residential entry, hallway, bedroom, and office doors where a low-profile floor or baseboard stop is preferred over a wall-mounted or hinge-pin bumper. The satin chrome finish coordinates with matching lever sets, hinges, and other architectural hardware in that finish family. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for long-term durability and finish adhesion
• Satin chrome finish for a clean, contemporary appearance
• Baseboard-mount design keeps the stop low and out of sight lines
• Compact footprint: 2.5 inches long, 1 inch wide, 1 inch tall
• Lightweight at 0.09 pounds for easy single-hand installation
• Sold individually, compatible with standard baseboard trim profiles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation baseboard door bumper for standard interior residential and light commercial door applications requiring low-profile wall and baseboard protection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, trim carpenter, or general contractor using a drill and appropriate fastener for the wall substrate. Power to any adjacent low-voltage systems should be confirmed off before drilling near baseboards with in-wall wiring. Position the bumper so the door contacts the rubber tip squarely at the end of its swing arc. Do not overtighten the mounting fastener into the baseboard, as solid brass threads can strip if forced into soft wood substrates.