Deltana BDSS40U26 Square Heavy Duty Door Bumper 4 in

Product Description

The DELTANA BDSS40U26 is a modern square heavy duty door bumper finished in bright chrome over steel construction. It mounts to walls or baseboards to protect surfaces from door handle and knob impact in high-traffic interior settings. At 4.1 inches in length, 2.3 inches in width, and 1.7 inches in height, this bumper offers substantial contact coverage for standard residential and light commercial doors. Weighing 0.3 pounds, it is compact enough for straightforward single-fastener installation. The bright chrome finish delivers a clean, contemporary look suited to modern architectural hardware schemes. Licensed tradespeople and finish carpenters typically install this type of hardware during door prep or punch-out phases of a project.

This door bumper is intended for interior door applications where wall or baseboard protection is required. It suits residential new construction, renovation projects, and light commercial buildouts where a square-profile modern aesthetic is specified. The steel body and bright chrome finish make it appropriate for dry interior environments. It is sold individually and ships as a single unit, making it practical for both single-door replacements and larger multi-door installations when ordered in quantity.

Key Features

• Heavy duty steel construction for durable impact resistance
• Bright chrome finish provides a clean, modern appearance
• Square profile suits contemporary architectural hardware sets
• Compact footprint at 4.1 x 2.3 x 1.7 inches for versatile placement
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for easy single-fastener wall or baseboard mounting

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor during the final stages of door hardware installation. Power down any nearby low-voltage systems if drilling near electrical runs, and locate wall studs or solid blocking before fastening to drywall. Use appropriate anchors if mounting into drywall without stud backing. Follow local building codes for hardware placement in commercial applications.