Deltana WBC250U32D Wall Mount Convex Flush Bumper

Product Description

The DELTANA WBC250U32D is a wall-mount convex flush bumper finished in satin stainless steel. It is designed to protect walls, door frames, and adjacent surfaces from impact damage caused by swinging doors. The bumper mounts directly to a wall surface and absorbs contact at the door edge or hardware, preventing dents, scuffs, and surface deterioration over time. At 2.5 inches in diameter, it provides a low-profile protective footprint suitable for both residential and light commercial installations. The satin stainless steel finish offers corrosion resistance and blends cleanly with contemporary or commercial hardware finishes. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish hardware installers, or general contractors during door hardware rough-in or final trim-out.

The WBC250U32D is appropriate for interior door installations in residential construction, multifamily housing, commercial office buildouts, and institutional facilities where door swing protection is required. It suits hollow-core and solid-core door applications alike. The convex face and flush-mount design keep the profile tight to the wall, reducing trip or snag hazards in high-traffic corridors, hallways, and entryways. It is sold individually and is stocked in case quantities of 200 units for volume trade orders.

Key Features

• Convex flush-mount profile minimizes protrusion from the wall surface
• 2.5 inch diameter face provides adequate contact coverage for standard door edges and hardware
• Satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion and surface oxidation
• Lightweight construction at 0.15 pounds for easy single-fastener or two-fastener wall installation
• Sold as individual unit with case quantity of 200 available for volume applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount door bumper for standard residential and light commercial door swing protection applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or hardware installer during the final trim stage of construction. Power down any adjacent low-voltage systems if mounting near door sensors or access control hardware. Locate wall studs or use appropriate wall anchors rated for the substrate type before fastening. Avoid overtightening fasteners into drywall substrates without proper anchoring, as this may compromise holding strength over repeated door contact cycles.