Deltana BDS450U15 Extension Baseboard Door Bumper

Product Description

The DELTANA BDS450U15 is an extension baseboard door bumper constructed from solid brass with a satin nickel finish. It mounts to the baseboard at floor level and acts as a mechanical stop, preventing a swinging door from contacting and damaging walls or trim. The bumper extends outward to intercept the door at the appropriate point in its swing arc. At 5.5 inches in length and 0.9 inches in both width and height, it provides a low-profile stop that suits standard residential door clearances. Weighing 0.35 pounds, it is a lightweight but solid hardware component suited for installation by finish carpenters, general contractors, or door hardware specialists.

The BDS450U15 is intended for residential and light commercial applications where baseboard-mounted door protection is required. It is appropriate for interior door installations where wall-mounted stops are not practical or desirable, such as rooms with tiled baseboards, wainscoting, or finished trim that cannot accept a wall bumper without visible damage. The satin nickel finish coordinates with standard nickel-finish door hardware common in contemporary and transitional interior designs.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction provides durability and corrosion resistance in interior environments
• Satin nickel finish for a clean, low-sheen appearance compatible with nickel-tone hardware sets
• Extension-style design mounts to the baseboard and intercepts door swing at floor level
• Compact profile at 5.5 inches length and 0.9 inches width and height
• Sold individually, allowing single-door or multi-door installations as needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style baseboard door bumper for standard residential and light commercial interior door installations where a floor-level stop is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or door hardware technician using basic hand tools. Locate and mark the correct position on the baseboard so the bumper contacts the door at a safe point in its swing before the door reaches the wall. Ensure the baseboard surface is solid enough to accept the fastener without pull-through. No special codes govern door bumper installation, but proper placement should account for door swing clearance per the original door frame rough-in.