Deltana BDS425U15 Baseboard Door Bumper Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA BDS425U15 is a solid brass baseboard door bumper finished in satin nickel. It mounts at the baseboard level to stop a swinging door before the knob or edge contacts the wall, protecting both the door and the finished surface behind it. At 4 inches in effective bumper length and a package weight of 0.2 pounds, it is a lightweight but durable solution for residential and light commercial interior door applications. The solid brass construction resists corrosion and provides lasting performance under frequent contact. Installers and finish carpenters typically specify this type of bumper during new construction trim-out or as a retrofit on existing doors.

This bumper is suited for interior doors where wall protection is needed at the baseboard rather than at floor level. It is commonly installed in residential hallways, bedrooms, offices, and light commercial spaces where door swing clearance is limited and wall damage from door contact is a concern. The satin nickel finish coordinates with standard satin nickel door hardware sets. Sold individually, it is appropriate for single-door retrofit or new-construction applications.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Satin nickel finish for compatibility with common door hardware sets
• Baseboard-mount design protects walls at door-swing contact points
• Compact profile at 1 inch height and 1.5 inches width minimizes visual footprint
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy single-trade installation

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Baseboard door bumpers of this type are typically installed by carpenters, finish trades, or general contractors during trim-out. No special tools are required beyond a drill and appropriate fasteners for the wall substrate. Locate the mounting position by swinging the door to its natural stop point and marking the contact area on the baseboard before drilling. Ensure fasteners are anchored into solid backing or a stud when possible to prevent pull-out under repeated door impact.