Trimco 1270CX626 Cast Convex Wall Bumper Satin Chrome

Product Description

The TRIMCO 1270CX626 is a cast convex wall bumper finished in satin chrome. It mounts to interior walls to protect surfaces from door impact, preventing damage to drywall, plaster, and painted finishes. The convex profile deflects the door edge rather than absorbing impact flat, distributing force across the face of the bumper. At 7 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 1.2 inches in depth, it provides a substantial protective footprint. Weighing 0.8 pounds, the cast construction delivers durability suited to high-traffic commercial and institutional door openings. Installation is straightforward for finish carpenters, general contractors, and facilities maintenance staff.

The 1270CX626 is appropriate for interior door openings in commercial offices, schools, healthcare facilities, hospitality spaces, and multi-unit residential buildings. It is typically installed on the wall behind a swinging door at a height corresponding to the door knob or push plate strike point. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial hardware finish schedules. Sold individually, it suits single-door replacement or new construction applications where a clean, low-profile wall stop solution is required.

Key Features

• Convex face profile deflects door impact and distributes force across the bumper surface
• Satin chrome finish suitable for standard commercial hardware finish schedules
• Cast construction provides durability in high-traffic door openings
• Compact footprint: 7 inches long by 4 inches wide by 1.2 inches deep
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold as individual unit for single-door or replacement applications

Compatibility

Designed as a wall-mount door bumper for standard interior swinging door openings in commercial and residential construction where wall surface protection is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or facilities maintenance technician. Power down any associated access control hardware before working in the door opening area. Locate a wall stud or use appropriate hollow-wall anchors to ensure a secure mount rated for repeated impact loads. Verify the bumper position by swinging the door fully open before final fastener tightening to confirm correct alignment with the door edge or hardware.