Deltana UFB7500U4 Round Universal Floor Bumper Satin Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA UFB7500U4 is a round universal floor bumper finished in satin brass, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from damage caused by swinging doors. Manufactured by Deltana, a supplier specializing in architectural and door hardware, this floor-mount bumper provides a durable stop point directly at floor level. The unit measures approximately 4.9 inches in length, 2.8 inches in width, and 2.7 inches in height, and weighs 1.3 pounds. It is suited for installation by finish carpenters, general contractors, or door hardware specialists in both residential and light commercial settings.

This floor bumper is intended for use wherever a door swing requires a hard stop at the base rather than the wall or casing. Typical applications include interior door openings in hallways, offices, utility rooms, and entryways where wall-mount or hinge-pin stops are not practical. The satin brass finish coordinates with common architectural hardware finishes used throughout residential and commercial builds.

Key Features

• Round universal floor bumper profile provides a low-profile stop at door base
• Satin brass finish integrates with standard architectural hardware suites
• Compact footprint: 4.9 inches x 2.8 inches x 2.7 inches
• Lightweight construction at 1.3 pounds for straightforward installation
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Floor bumpers of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians using basic hand tools and appropriate fasteners for the floor substrate. Ensure the door is in its fully open position before marking the bumper location to confirm accurate placement and clearance. Follow local building codes for fastener selection when installing into concrete, tile, or wood subfloor surfaces. No special trade licensing is required, but proper substrate anchoring is essential for long-term performance.