Deltana ZBDS30U5 Baseboard Door Bumper Antique Brass

Product Description

The DELTANA ZBDS30U5 is a baseboard-mount door bumper finished in antique brass over a zinc die-cast body. It mounts low on the baseboard trim to stop a swinging door before the knob or edge contacts the wall, protecting both the door and the finished surface behind it. At 3.5 inches long and 1 inch wide, the bumper presents a low-profile footprint while providing a firm mechanical stop. The zinc die-cast construction holds finish and shape under repeated impact. This type of hardware is installed by finish carpenters, general contractors, and property maintenance technicians as part of a standard door-hardware package.

The ZBDS30U5 is suited for residential and light commercial interior door installations where wall protection is required at baseboard level. It works in applications where overhead or hinge-pin bumpers are not practical due to door weight, swing arc, or trim profile. The antique brass finish coordinates with traditional and transitional interior hardware styles. Each unit is sold individually and is appropriate for single-door replacement or new-construction installations.

Key Features

• Baseboard-mount design stops door swing at floor level, protecting walls and door edges
• Zinc die-cast body resists deformation under repeated impact loads
• Antique brass finish suits traditional and transitional interior hardware schemes
• Compact profile: 3.5 inches long by 1 inch wide by 1 inch tall
• Sold individually, compatible with standard baseboard trim installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation baseboard door bumper for standard residential and light commercial interior door applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters or general maintenance technicians using basic hand tools. Position the bumper on the baseboard so the door contacts the rubber tip squarely at the end of its swing arc before fastening. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and that fasteners penetrate into solid wall framing or blocking where possible. No special trade licensing is required, but follow any applicable local building finish standards.