Deltana DSF600U26 Floor Mount Door Bumper 6 in Heavy Duty

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF600U26 is a heavy-duty, floor-mount door bumper finished in bright chrome. It mounts to the floor to prevent doors from swinging too far and contacting walls, baseboards, or cabinetry. At 6 inches in height, this bumper provides a reliable mechanical stop suited for residential and light commercial applications. The bright chrome finish offers a clean, polished appearance that integrates well with standard door hardware sets. It is sold as a single unit and is typically installed by finish carpenters, general contractors, or facilities maintenance personnel.

This floor-mount bumper is appropriate for interior door applications where wall-mount or hinge-pin stops are not practical. Common install scenarios include entryways, office corridors, utility rooms, and any space where door swing control is needed without wall anchoring. The heavy-duty construction makes it a reliable choice for high-traffic areas. It ships individually and is available in case quantities of 10 for larger projects.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty floor-mount design provides stable, low-profile door swing control
• 6-inch bumper height suits a wide range of standard door clearances
• Bright chrome finish coordinates with common residential and commercial door hardware
• Compact footprint at 8.4 inches length by 3.5 inches width by 3.5 inches height
• Sold individually with case quantity of 10 available for volume needs

Compatibility

Designed as a floor-mount door stop for standard interior door applications. No specific door or frame model compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this part.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor using standard drill and fastener tools. Ensure the floor surface is suitable for anchoring before installation, and select fasteners appropriate for the substrate, whether wood, concrete, or tile. No special trade licensing is required, but fastener selection should follow local building guidelines. Do not overtighten fasteners, as this may damage the mounting base or floor surface finish.