Deltana UFB7500U10B Round Universal Floor Bumper

Product Description

The DELTANA UFB7500U10B is a round universal floor bumper finished in oil rubbed bronze. It mounts to the floor to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from door swing impact. The bumper is a standard replacement or new-install component used in residential and light commercial door hardware applications. Licensed tradespeople and finish carpenters install this type of hardware as part of door system completions and remodels. At 3 inches round and 1.5 inches in height, it provides a low-profile stop with a durable oil rubbed bronze finish that blends with traditional and transitional architectural hardware schemes.

This floor bumper suits residential entry, interior, and commercial light-duty door applications where wall-mounted stops are not practical or desired. It installs directly to finished flooring surfaces and is sold individually. The oil rubbed bronze finish is consistent with DELTANA architectural hardware lines, making it a practical match for coordinated door hardware installations.

Key Features

• Round profile at 3 inches diameter with a low 1.5-inch height for unobtrusive floor mounting
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for compatibility with traditional and transitional architectural hardware
• Universal floor bumper design suitable for a range of residential and light commercial door applications
• Sold individually, allowing single-door or multi-door procurement flexibility
• Compact footprint at 5 inches length by 3 inches width including base hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install floor bumper for standard residential and light commercial door systems requiring floor-mounted door stops.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or qualified handyman. Power down any door automation systems before working in the door swing path. Secure the bumper to the finished floor using appropriate fasteners for the substrate, whether wood, tile, or concrete. Follow local building codes for door hardware installation where applicable.