Deltana DSF630U19 Floor Mount Bumper Hook and Eye Black

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF630U19 is a heavy-duty floor mount door bumper with hook and eye, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from damage caused by swinging doors. Built for demanding commercial and residential applications, this bumper mounts directly to the floor and features an integrated hook and eye mechanism that allows it to function both as a stop and a hold-open device. The black finish provides a clean, consistent appearance. At 2.65 pounds, the unit is solid enough for high-traffic doorways where lighter bumpers would fail prematurely.

This floor mount bumper is suited for interior doors in both residential and light commercial settings. It is commonly installed in offices, hotels, apartment buildings, and institutional facilities where door control and wall protection are required. The hook and eye feature makes it especially practical in service corridors and utility rooms where doors need to be held open during operations. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters typically handle installation as part of door hardware finish-out.

Key Features

• Floor mount design keeps the bumper low-profile and out of the wall plane
• Integrated hook and eye allows the door to be held open when needed
• Heavy-duty construction rated for high-traffic commercial and residential use
• Black finish suits modern and industrial interior door applications
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 10 available for project orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor mount door bumper replacement suitable for standard interior door applications in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or licensed contractor as part of door hardware rough-out or finish work. The floor must be solid and level at the mounting location to ensure the bumper seats correctly and the hook and eye aligns with the door. Power down any automatic door operators before working in the door swing path. Follow local building codes for door hardware clearance requirements.