Deltana UFBD3505U10B Decorative Floor Bumper Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The DELTANA UFBD3505U10B is a universal decorative floor bumper finished in oil rubbed bronze, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from door handle and knob impact. At 3.5 inches in overall size, it mounts directly to the floor and positions a cushioned stop between the door and the surface behind it. The oil rubbed bronze finish suits period-style and transitional interior door hardware packages. Installation is straightforward and suits residential and light commercial applications where a low-profile, floor-mounted stop is required.

This floor bumper is used in residential and light commercial settings wherever a door swing needs to be arrested before contact is made with a wall or piece of furniture. It is suited for interior doors including bedroom, bathroom, closet, and office doors. The decorative profile makes it appropriate for visible installations where an exposed bumper must match the surrounding door hardware finish. Installers working on full door hardware packages will find this bumper coordinates with other oil rubbed bronze trim components.

Key Features

• Oil rubbed bronze finish for coordination with period and transitional door hardware sets
• Universal floor-mount design fits standard residential and light commercial door applications
• Decorative profile suits visible installations where aesthetics matter alongside function
• Compact footprint at 1.6 inches in height keeps the stop low-profile at the floor
• Sold individually, allowing single-door or multi-door procurement in exact quantities

Compatibility

Designed as a universal floor-mounted door bumper suitable for standard interior door installations in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, door hardware installer, or skilled tradesperson using basic hand tools. Locate and mark the floor position with the door fully open at the desired stop point before fastening. Secure the base to a hard floor surface using the appropriate fastener for the substrate, whether wood, concrete, or tile. No power tools are required in most installations, but a drill may be needed for pilot holes in hardwood or masonry substrates.