Deltana DSF630U15 Floor Mount Door Bumper Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF630U15 is a heavy-duty, floor-mounted door bumper with an integrated hook and eye assembly, finished in satin nickel. Designed to stop doors at a fixed position and hold them open when needed, this unit serves double duty in commercial and residential applications where door control is essential. It measures 8.3 inches in length, 3.5 inches in width, and 3.4 inches in height, making it a substantial, low-profile floor fixture. At 2.6 pounds, the DSF630U15 is built to withstand repeated impact without shifting or loosening under normal door traffic. Architectural hardware installers and finish carpenters are the typical trades who handle this type of fitting.

This floor bumper is suited for use in commercial office spaces, hospitality settings, and residential interior door applications where a standard wall-mount bumper is not practical or where aesthetics require a floor-level solution. The hook and eye mechanism allows the door to be held open at a fixed angle, providing both impact protection and a positive hold-open function in a single unit. The satin nickel finish coordinates with common lever, hinge, and pull hardware sets across residential and light commercial projects.

Key Features

• Integrated hook and eye assembly provides both door-stop and hold-open function
• Heavy-duty construction rated for high-traffic door applications
• Satin nickel finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware sets
• Floor-mount design suitable where wall-mount bumpers are not feasible
• Compact footprint at 8.3 inches long by 3.5 inches wide by 3.4 inches tall
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 10 units available for larger projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor-mount door bumper for standard interior and light commercial door applications where a floor-mounted stop with hold-open capability is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or general contractor. Power down any access-controlled door hardware before beginning work on the door assembly. The unit is fastened directly to the finished floor surface, so substrate type should be confirmed before selecting fasteners. Follow local building codes for door hardware installations in commercial occupancies, and verify that the bumper placement does not create an ADA-regulated tripping hazard.