Deltana DSF630U26D Floor Mount Door Bumper Hook Eye 6in

Product Description

The DELTANA DSF630U26D is a heavy-duty floor-mount door bumper with integrated hook and eye hardware, finished in satin chrome. Designed for commercial and residential door applications, this bumper mounts directly to the floor to prevent doors from swinging open too far and damaging walls, trim, or adjacent fixtures. The 6-inch bumper height provides effective door control across a range of door weights and swing clearances. The satin chrome finish delivers a clean, professional appearance suited to interior architectural hardware installations. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters are the typical installers for this type of hardware.

This floor-mount bumper with hook and eye is appropriate for interior door applications in both residential and light commercial settings. The hook and eye mechanism allows the door to be held open at a fixed position when needed, adding functional versatility beyond basic bumper protection. The heavy-duty construction suits high-traffic doorways where standard-duty stops would wear prematurely. Sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• 6-inch bumper height for effective door swing control
• Floor-mount design installs directly to finished flooring or subfloor
• Integrated hook and eye allows door to be held open at a fixed position
• Heavy-duty construction suited to high-traffic interior doorways
• Satin chrome finish compatible with a wide range of interior architectural hardware
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as a floor-mount door stop and holder for standard interior door installations in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or licensed door hardware installer. Power down any adjacent access control or electric strike hardware before working on the door assembly. Secure the base plate to the floor using fasteners appropriate for the substrate, whether concrete, wood, or tile. Follow local building codes for door hardware placement and ensure the bumper does not create a trip hazard in high-foot-traffic areas.