Deltana UFB6000U15 Round Universal Floor Bumper Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA UFB6000U15 is a round universal floor bumper finished in satin nickel, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from impact damage caused by swinging doors. This hardware component mounts directly to the floor and positions itself to stop door travel before the door handle, knob, or edge makes contact with a surface. At 0.3 pounds and compact in footprint, it suits residential and light commercial installations where a low-profile, durable stop is needed. The satin nickel finish provides a clean, professional appearance that coordinates with a wide range of door hardware finishes.

This floor bumper is appropriate for interior door installations in residential homes, apartments, offices, and light commercial spaces. It works with standard interior hinged doors where wall-mount bumpers are not practical or where baseboard clearance is limited. Installers typically choose a floor-mount bumper when the door swing path does not align with a stud or when the wall surface cannot support a wall-mount unit. Sold individually, it is also available in case quantities of 50 for multi-unit or contractor purchases.

Key Features

• Round profile design offers a low-profile floor-mount door stop solution
• Satin nickel finish suits a wide variety of interior door hardware schemes
• Compact dimensions minimize trip hazard and floor footprint
• Lightweight construction at 0.3 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold individually with case quantity of 50 available for volume needs

Compatibility

Designed as a universal floor-mount door bumper suitable for standard interior hinged door applications in residential and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, handyman, or general contractor as part of door hardware trim-out. The bumper is secured to the floor with a fastener through the base; ensure the substrate material is appropriate for the fastener type being used. Locate the bumper position by fully opening the door to identify the natural stop point before drilling. No special tools beyond a drill and appropriate bit are required for standard wood or concrete subfloor installation.