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BALDWIN RESERVE 4010 HALF DOME DOOR BUMPER OVERVIEW
KEY FEATURES
- The Half Dome Door Bumper design minimizes stumbling hazards, wall damage and cleaning interference.
- 1.375" Height
- Thick solid rubber bumper is stylish and designed to offer greater resiliency.
- Baldwin Hardware has a rich tradition of high-quality, master craftsmanship, solid brass products. A difference you can both feel and see.
FEATURES
- “Half Dome” design minimizes stumbling hazards and cleaning interference.
- PACKED: Individually poly-bagged with appropriate fasteners in a dispensing type carton.
- FASTENERS: Supplied with fasteners for wood, plaster, and masonry installations. FEDERAL SPECIFICATION EQUIVALENTS: Government Type: 1330/1330A
- BHMA DESIGNATION: L02141 (No. 4000) L02161 (No. 4005/No. 4010)
- REPLACEMENT RUBBER: No. 4000.406 for 4000/4005/4010 (Grey) 1.875"
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Product Specs
- Subcategory:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Product Type:
- Floor Door Stops
- Commercial/Residential:
- Residential
- Collection:
- Reserve Series
- Product Model:
- 4010
- Product Size:
- 1.375"
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Baldwin 4010033 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Baldwin Reserve 4010 door bumper work on a concrete or masonry floor, or is it wood-floor only?
Both, plus plaster. The 4010 half dome bumper ships individually poly-bagged with fasteners for wood, plaster, and masonry installations, so a slab-on-grade unit and a wood-subfloor unit take the same part off the shelf. No separate anchor purchase to plan for.
2) How far off the floor does the Baldwin 4010 half dome bumper stand, and will the door clear a threshold or thick carpet?
The 4010 stands 1.375 inches tall. That is the whole stop height, so the door leaf has to swing over anything already on the floor before it reaches the bumper. Over a low-pile commercial carpet or bare finish floor it works normally; where the stop lands on a thick pad or a raised saddle, the usable height drops by whatever is under it and the door edge may hit the wall first. Measure from the finished floor surface the stop will actually be screwed to, not the subfloor.
3) Is the Baldwin Reserve 4010 rated for a commercial building, or is it a residential door stop?
Baldwin lists the Reserve 4010 as residential. For an apartment interior, a condo, or a single-family remodel it is the right class of part. For a high-traffic commercial opening, a school corridor, or a hospital wing, go to a cast or extra heavy duty floor stop instead, such as the Trimco 1209 Series Extra Heavy Duty Stops and Holders or the Trimco 1200/1201 cast floor stop at 3 inches.
4) The rubber on my Baldwin 4010 floor stop is chewed up. Can I replace just the bumper?
Yes. Baldwin sells the rubber separately as No. 4000.406, a 1.875 inch grey bumper, and it fits the 4000, 4005, and 4010 alike. The brass base stays on the floor, so a property manager cycling units does not have to re-drill or re-finish anything. Note the replacement rubber is grey regardless of which finish the base is.
5) Does the Baldwin 4010 meet the federal spec for a door stop on a government job?
The 4010 is called out as the equivalent of Government Type 1330/1330A, and Baldwin assigns it BHMA designation L02161, the same designation as the No. 4005. The No. 4000 in the same family carries L02141. Where a submittal asks for a BHMA function designation on a floor stop, L02161 is the number to put on the schedule for the 4010.
6) What is the closest equivalent to the Baldwin 4010 half dome door bumper if a heavier duty floor stop is needed?
The Baldwin Reserve 4010 is a half dome floor door stop with a 1.375 inch height, built as a residential piece with a thick solid rubber bumper and fasteners for wood, plaster, and masonry. Where an opening calls for a heavier duty floor stop instead, the Trimco 1209 series is an extra heavy duty stop and holder line, and the Trimco 1200/1201 is a cast floor stop in a 3 inch size. The Trimco 1209 adds a hold-open function to the stop, which the 4010 half dome bumper does not do -- it stops the door only.
7) Is the Trimco 1214 a substitute for a Baldwin 4010 half dome bumper?
Both are floor stops, so they solve the same problem at the door, but they are not the same part. The Trimco 1214 is a 1.75 inch floor stop, while the Baldwin Reserve 4010 is a half dome bumper at 1.375 inch height whose profile is shaped to reduce stumbling hazards and cleaning interference. The 4010 also comes in 11 decorative finishes including Polished Brass PVD, Venetian Bronze, Satin Nickel, and Satin Black, so it is the choice when the stop has to match residential trim on the rest of the door. Fastener holes and floor prep are not interchangeable between the two, so a swap means drilling to the new stop's pattern.
8) A submittal calls for a cast floor stop -- does the Baldwin 4010 half dome bumper meet that, or is a Trimco 1200/1201 the right call?
If the drawing specifically calls out a cast floor stop, the Trimco 1200/1201 is the part written to that description, in a 3 inch size. The Baldwin Reserve 4010 is a half dome bumper with a thick solid rubber striking surface, sized at 1.375 inch height, and it carries federal specification equivalent Government Type 1330/1330A and BHMA designation L02161. Where the spec is written around those federal or BHMA designations rather than around cast construction, the 4010 is the part that answers it.
9) Why choose a half dome floor stop over a tall dome or a wall-mounted door stop?
A half dome sits low and sheds a mop or vacuum head instead of catching it, which is why the 4010 profile is used where a tall floor stop would be a trip point or a cleaning nuisance. That is the trade: at 1.375 inches it takes the door low on the leaf and leaves less clearance than a taller stop, so if the wall behind is what you are protecting and the floor is out of bounds, a wall bumper is the better call. On a door with a lot of swing momentum, a heavier cast stop or a stop-and-holder handles the abuse better.
10) What finishes does the Baldwin Reserve 4010 half dome bumper come in, and can I match it to the rest of the Reserve trim?
Eleven finishes: 003 Polished Brass PVD, 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 033 Vintage Brass, 044 Satin Brass PVD, 112 Venetian Bronze, 140 Polished Nickel, 150 Satin Nickel, 151 Antique Nickel, 190 Satin Black, 260 Polished Chrome, and 264 Satin Chrome. Those are Baldwin's standard Reserve Series finish codes, so ordering the 4010 in the same numeric code as the levers and hinges on the opening keeps the suite consistent. 031 Non-Lacquered Brass is the one that will patina over time by design; the PVD codes 003 and 044 are the ones that hold their look.
11) What is the difference between the Baldwin 4000, 4005, and 4010 floor stops?
Height is the axis. The 4010 is the 1.375 inch half dome. All three share the same replacement rubber, No. 4000.406, and the 4005 and 4010 carry the same BHMA designation L02161 while the 4000 is L02141. If you are standardizing a building on one bumper, the shared rubber means a single spare part covers whichever of the three ended up on each door.
12) Does the Baldwin Reserve 4010 door bumper come with screws, or do I need to buy anchors separately?
Fasteners are in the bag. Each 4010 comes individually poly-bagged with the appropriate fasteners for wood, plaster, and masonry, packed in a dispensing type carton, which is the packaging you want when a crew is setting stops across a floor of units rather than one door.
13) Is a floor stop like the Baldwin 4010 the right choice, or should I use a universal or wall stop instead?
A floor stop is right when the door swings into open floor and you can anchor into the finish, and it is the only option when there is no wall directly behind the door leaf. It is wrong where the stop would sit in a walking path or under a rolling cart. If the mounting condition is not settled, a universal stop that can go either floor or wall, such as the Trimco 1211 Series Universal Door Stops, keeps the option open. For a shorter cast floor stop, the Trimco 1214 is a 1.75 inch floor stop.
14) Will the Baldwin 4010 hold a door open, or does it only stop it?
Stop only. The 4010 is a half dome bumper with a solid rubber face, so it arrests the door swing and protects the wall, but nothing catches or retains the leaf. If you need the door to stay open, that is a stop-and-holder, such as the Trimco 1209 Series Extra Heavy Duty Stops and Holders.
15) What should be used instead of a Baldwin 4010 when the same stop has to work on several different door and floor conditions across a building?
The Baldwin Reserve 4010 half dome bumper is a fixed 1.375 inch floor stop in the Reserve Series, chosen when the stop should match residential trim finishes. For a property manager standardizing one part across mixed conditions, the Trimco 1211 series is a universal door stop line, and the Trimco 1209 series covers extra heavy duty stops and holders for openings that also need the door held open. The 4010 remains the answer where appearance on the floor matters and the door only needs stopping.
16) Which floor stop pairs with a door that needs to be held open, rather than just stopped?
The Baldwin Reserve 4010 half dome bumper is a stop only -- the rubber dome absorbs the door and returns it, with no catch to hold it. For an opening that has to stay open, the Trimco 1209 series is an extra heavy duty stop and holder, and the Trimco 1211 series covers universal door stops. Specifying the 4010 on an opening that needs hold-open is the most common mismatch on this part; it is the right choice where the requirement is protecting the wall and keeping the floor clear of a trip hazard.
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