Ives WS406407CCV26D Concave Wall Bumper Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES WS406407CCV26D is a solid brass concave wall bumper finished in satin chrome (finish code 26D). It mounts to a wall surface to stop a swinging door before the handle, knob, or edge contacts and damages the wall. The concave face profile recesses the contact point, reducing the chance of door hardware snagging on the bumper during normal operation. At 2.5 inches in diameter and 1.1 inches in depth, it provides a low-profile stop suited to both residential and light commercial interior doors. Installation is handled by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or door hardware installer as part of a door hardware package.

This wall bumper is appropriate for interior swinging doors in residential construction, multifamily housing, and light commercial buildings where wall protection is required. It is typically installed opposite the door latch side at baseboard or wall height, positioned to catch the door knob or lever before impact. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard architectural hardware in 26D-finish specifications. Sold individually, with a case quantity of 10 units for larger project quantities.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and long service life
• Concave face profile reduces risk of hardware snagging during door swing
• Satin chrome finish (26D) matches standard architectural hardware specifications
• Compact 2.5 inch diameter footprint suits standard wall stud spacing and baseboard applications
• Lightweight at 0.15 pounds, minimizing wall fastener load

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount door bumper for standard interior swinging doors in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

A finish carpenter or door hardware installer typically mounts this bumper using the supplied or field-selected fastener into wall substrate, blocking, or a stud. Locate the bumper position with the door fully open to confirm correct contact point before marking and drilling. No special tools beyond a drill and screwdriver are required. Ensure the mounting surface provides adequate backing to hold the fastener under repeated door-stop impact loads.