Emtek 2257US4 Cylinder Floor Bumper Satin Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 2257US4 is a cylinder-style floor bumper finished in satin brass, designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door surfaces from impact damage. Measuring 1.6 inches in height and 2 inches in width, this low-profile hardware mounts directly to the floor and positions a cushioned stop in the path of an opening door. Weighing 0.1 pounds, it is a lightweight yet durable component suited for residential interior door installations. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters typically specify this type of bumper during rough or finish hardware trim-out on new construction and remodel projects.

The 2257US4 floor bumper is suited for residential interior applications where door swing control is required without wall-mounted hardware. It is appropriate for use in bedrooms, hallways, closets, and utility spaces where a low-profile floor solution is preferred over a hinge-pin or wall-mounted stop. The satin brass finish coordinates with complementary door hardware in warm-toned or transitional design schemes. Sold individually, it installs in standard residential door clearances where floor space allows proper positioning.

Key Features

• Cylinder-style floor bumper design keeps the stop low-profile and out of the swing path when not in contact
• Satin brass finish provides a warm, brushed appearance suited for transitional and traditional interiors
• Compact footprint: 2.9 inches in length, 2 inches in width, and 1.6 inches in height
• Lightweight construction at 0.1 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold individually (1 unit per order) for targeted single-door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style floor bumper for standard residential interior door installations where floor-mount stop hardware is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or licensed contractor during hardware trim-out. Locate the mounting position with the door held at maximum swing to confirm floor clearance before drilling. Use the appropriate drill bit for the floor material — wood subfloor, tile, or concrete — and follow fastener manufacturer guidelines for the substrate. Ensure the bumper is plumb and the rubber cushion contacts the door evenly to prevent edge damage.