Deltana UFB5000U15A Round Universal Floor Bumper

Product Description

The DELTANA UFB5000U15A is a round universal floor bumper finished in antique nickel, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from damage caused by swinging doors. This hardware accessory mounts directly to the floor and acts as a physical stop, absorbing impact and preventing contact between the door and surrounding surfaces. At 2 inches in diameter and weighing 0.4 pounds, it is a compact, durable solution suited for both residential and light commercial door hardware applications. Installation is straightforward and is typically handled by finish carpenters, door hardware installers, or general contractors during trim-out.

The UFB5000U15A is appropriate for interior door installations where floor-mounted stopping is preferred over wall or hinge-pin alternatives. The antique nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of architectural hardware and door hardware suites commonly found in residential, hospitality, and light commercial environments. It ships as a single unit and is sold individually, making it easy to order exact quantities for a project.

Key Features

• Round profile floor bumper provides a low-profile door stop solution
• Antique nickel finish suits a broad range of interior hardware styles
• Compact footprint at 2.25 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width and height
• Lightweight construction at 0.4 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Universal mounting design compatible with standard floor surfaces
• Sold individually for flexible project ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor bumper for standard interior door applications requiring floor-mounted door stop protection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or door hardware installers during the trim-out phase of construction or renovation. Power down any adjacent electrical systems if drilling near wiring, and use appropriate anchors for the floor substrate, whether wood, concrete, or tile. Position the bumper so the door contacts it squarely without placing lateral stress on the door frame or hinges. Follow applicable local building codes for door hardware installation.