Deltana FDB138U14 Floor Door Bumper Bright Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA FDB138U14 is a floor-mounted door bumper finished in bright nickel. It mounts to the floor surface and stops a swinging door before it contacts the wall, protecting both the door and surrounding trim. At 1-3/8 inches in diameter, it is sized for standard residential and light commercial door installations. The bright nickel finish provides a clean, polished appearance suited to matching contemporary and traditional hardware sets. Installation requires basic hand tools and no specialized trade licensing, making it a straightforward finish-carpentry or door-hardware task.

This bumper is used wherever a swinging door needs a hard stop at floor level. Typical applications include interior residential doors, office entries, and light commercial corridors. It is commonly specified by finish carpenters, door hardware installers, and general contractors during new construction or renovation work. The bright nickel finish coordinates with other bright nickel architectural hardware on the same door set.

Key Features

• Floor-mount design keeps the bumper out of the door swing path and provides a low-profile stop
• Bright nickel finish resists tarnish and coordinates with matching door hardware sets
• 1-3/8 inch diameter bumper head sized for standard residential and light commercial doors
• Compact footprint at 2.5 inches length by 1.75 inches width by 1.2 inches height
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor door bumper for standard residential and light commercial door installations requiring a floor-mounted stop.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or door hardware installers using standard hand tools. Locate the mounting point with the door in the fully open position to confirm the stop position before drilling. Secure the bumper to the floor substrate per the fastener requirements of the floor material, whether wood, concrete, or tile. Ensure the door is in a neutral, closed position before drilling to avoid damage to surrounding finishes.