Emtek 2254US15 Floor Door Bumper Satin Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK 2254US15 is a floor-mounted door bumper finished in satin nickel. It mounts to the floor to stop a swinging door before it contacts the wall or baseboard trim, protecting both the door and surrounding surfaces. At 3 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1.5 inches tall, it has a low-profile footprint suited to residential and light commercial interior door applications. The satin nickel finish provides a clean, brushed appearance consistent with contemporary and transitional hardware styles. Installation is straightforward and requires only basic hand tools. The unit ships individually and is sold by the each.

This floor door bumper is used on interior swinging doors in residential homes, apartments, and light commercial spaces. It is typically installed at the base of the door swing arc, anchored directly to the finished floor. The satin nickel finish coordinates with matching door levers, hinges, and other hardware in the US15 finish family. It is appropriate for wood, tile, and other hard floor surfaces where a secure anchor point is available.

Key Features

• Floor-mount design stops door swing and protects walls and trim
• Satin nickel (US15) finish for a consistent, brushed appearance
• Compact profile at 3 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1.5 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.15 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 25 for multi-unit projects

Compatibility

Designed as a standard floor-mounted door bumper for use with interior swinging doors on hard floor surfaces in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, handyman, or experienced DIYer using a drill, appropriate bit for the floor material, and a screwdriver. Locate the bumper at the correct point in the door swing arc before marking and drilling the anchor hole. On tile or stone floors, use a masonry bit and appropriate anchor hardware to ensure a secure hold. Avoid positioning the bumper where it may create a trip hazard in high-traffic areas.