Deltana DSF3225U15 Heavy Duty Floor Mount Door Bumper

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF3225U15 is a heavy duty floor mount door bumper finished in satin nickel. It mounts directly to the floor to protect walls, baseboards, and cabinetry from door impact. Built for demanding installations where standard lightweight bumpers fail to hold up, this unit suits both residential and light commercial applications. The bumper measures 4.9 inches in length, 2.7 inches in width, and 2.7 inches in height, making it a compact, low-profile solution. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors install this type of hardware as part of door hardware packages or standalone replacements.

This floor mount bumper is appropriate for interior door installations in residential homes, apartments, hotels, offices, and light commercial facilities. It works in doorways where wall-mount or hinge-pin bumpers are not practical due to baseboard profile, door swing geometry, or flooring type. The satin nickel finish integrates with common door hardware finishes found in modern and transitional interior designs. It is sold individually, with a case quantity of 25 units available for larger projects.

Key Features

• Heavy duty floor mount construction for high-cycle door applications
• Satin nickel finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic compatibility with standard hardware sets
• Compact footprint at 4.9 inches long, 2.7 inches wide, and 2.7 inches tall
• Sold individually, case quantity of 25 available for bulk installation projects
• Part of the Deltana architectural hardware line, available in multiple finishes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor mount door bumper suitable for standard residential and light commercial interior door installations where floor-mounted stop hardware is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors using standard hand tools. Power down any door access control systems before servicing associated hardware. Secure the bumper to a solid substrate, such as a wood subfloor or concrete, using fasteners appropriate for the floor material. Follow local building codes for hardware placement to ensure the door stop does not create a tripping hazard.