Deltana DSF630U10B Floor Mount Door Bumper Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF630U10B is a heavy-duty floor mount door bumper with integrated hook and eye hardware, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from impact damage. Finished in oil rubbed bronze, it suits residential and light commercial interior door applications where a durable, traditional aesthetic is required. The bumper stands 6 inches tall and is constructed for long-term performance under frequent use. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and professional door hardware installers typically specify this type of hardware during new construction and renovation projects. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching door levers, hinges, and trim sets from the same finish family.

This floor mount bumper is suited for interior door installations in residential homes, apartment buildings, hotels, and light commercial spaces. It is mounted directly to the floor near the door swing path to stop the door before it contacts the wall or adjacent structure. The hook and eye component adds a secondary door-holding function, allowing the door to be held open at a fixed position. This dual-function design reduces the need for separate door stops and hold-open hardware in the same installation.

Key Features

• Floor mount design positions the stop at floor level for low-profile, effective door protection
• Integrated hook and eye allows the door to be held open at a set position
• Heavy-duty construction rated for high-cycle residential and light commercial use
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a traditional, dark-toned aesthetic compatible with period and transitional interiors
• 6-inch bumper height provides clearance and effective door swing control
• Sold individually, with case quantities available for multi-unit projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor mount door bumper suitable for standard interior door installations requiring a floor-mounted stop with hold-open capability.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or licensed door hardware professional. The unit mounts to the finished floor using fasteners driven into a solid substrate — confirm adequate backing material before installation. No door disassembly is required, but the door swing path should be measured carefully to position the bumper so the door contacts the rubber stop squarely. Follow local building codes where door hardware requirements are specified for commercial or multi-family occupancy projects.