Deltana BDS425U15A Baseboard Door Bumper Solid Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA BDS425U15A is a solid brass baseboard door bumper finished in antique nickel. It mounts at baseboard level to stop a swinging door before it can strike the wall, protecting both the door and the wall surface. At 4 inches in length and weighing 0.2 pounds, the unit is compact and low-profile. The solid brass construction provides durability and resistance to corrosion in typical interior conditions. This type of hardware is commonly installed by carpenters, finish contractors, or maintenance technicians during door hardware trim-out or repair work.

The BDS425U15A is suited for residential and light commercial interior door applications where a floor- or baseboard-mounted stop is preferred over a wall-mounted or hinge-pin style bumper. The antique nickel finish coordinates with other satin and brushed nickel door hardware commonly found in traditional and transitional interior designs. It is sold individually and is appropriate for use on standard interior swing doors.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for lasting durability and corrosion resistance
• Antique nickel finish for a classic, coordinated appearance
• Baseboard-mount design keeps the stop low-profile and out of foot traffic
• Compact dimensions: 5 inches long, 1.25 inches wide, 1.25 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold individually, allowing targeted replacement or single-door installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation baseboard door bumper for standard interior residential and light commercial swing doors where baseboard-level mounting is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or maintenance technician. The bumper is fastened at baseboard level, so confirm the baseboard material is solid enough to hold the fastener securely before driving screws. Position the bumper so the door contacts the rubber tip squarely at the intended stop point before marking and fastening. No special tools beyond a drill and screwdriver are normally required.