Deltana DSF444U26D Cement Floor Mount Bumper Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF444U26D is a cement floor mount door bumper with an integrated holder, designed to stop a door at its swing limit and keep it from damaging walls, cabinetry, or adjacent fixtures. Finished in satin chrome, it mounts directly into concrete or cement flooring and provides a low-profile, durable stop point for commercial or residential door applications. At 1.2 pounds and compact in size, it is built for clean architectural installs where a wall-mount bumper is not practical. Architectural hardware installers and finish carpenters are the typical trade professionals handling this fitting.

This floor bumper is suited for entryways, corridors, restrooms, and utility spaces where the door swings over a cement or concrete subfloor. The holder function allows the door to be held open at the bumper position, which is useful in high-traffic commercial environments. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial door hardware in brushed or matte silver tones. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Integrated holder allows door to stay open at the bumper position
• Satin chrome finish provides a clean, low-sheen appearance compatible with commercial hardware sets
• Cement floor mount design for installations where wall or baseboard mounting is not feasible
• Compact footprint at 4 inches long, 2.5 inches wide, and 2.5 inches tall
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for straightforward single-person installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural floor bumper for use with standard interior and exterior door applications where cement or concrete subfloor anchoring is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, architectural hardware installer, or general contractor. Concrete anchoring requires appropriate masonry drill bits and anchor hardware suitable for the substrate; consult local building codes for fastener requirements. Verify door swing clearance and bumper placement before drilling. Disconnect any door-hold-open or access control hardware from the door circuit before beginning work if electrified hardware is present on the door assembly.