BALDWIN RESERVE 4015 CONVEX WALL FLUSH BUMPERS DOOR STOP OVERVIEW
KEY FEATURES
- The Wall Flush Bumper is a compact design that protects walls and doors from damage in cases where larger bumpers are not suitable.
- 1" Diameter
- Convex design with concealed fasteners.
- Baldwin Hardware has a rich tradition of high-quality, master craftsmanship, solid brass products. A difference you can both feel and see.
FEATURES
- 4015 FEATURES: Compact designed bumper permits installation in areas where larger bumpers are not suitable due to size or projection. Fasteners are totally concealed underneath durable rubber insert.
- 4252 FEATURES: Engineered for commercial/residential installations, this compact and contemporary designed bumper features completely concealed fasteners for an unobtrusive and screwless appearance. Supplied with wood and masonry fasteners, it is furnished unassembled to facilitate the substitution of fasteners. Designed for ease of installation, the bumper is attached onto a heavy gauge metal back plate through a threading application. For a fully theft proof installation, the use of a strap wrench for tightening or several drops of Loctite Grade A
- is recommended.
- 4252 PACKED: Standard case; individually poly-bagged with appropriate fasteners
- in a dispensing type carton.
- FEDERAL SPECIFICATION EQUIVALENTS: Government Type: 1327 (4252 only)
- BHMA DESIGNATION: L02101 (4015 & 4252)
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Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Subcategory:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Product Type:
- Floor Door Stops
- Commercial/Residential:
- Residential
- Collection:
- Reserve Series
- Product Model:
- 4015
- Product Size:
- 1" Diameter
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Baldwin 4015031 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Baldwin 4015 wall bumper work where a standard door stop sticks out too far?
That is exactly what the 4015 is for. It's a 1 inch diameter convex wall bumper with a low, compact profile, built for spots where a larger bumper won't fit because of its size or projection. Think tight hallways, a door swinging near a corner or trim, or a wall where a big rubber-tipped stop would look wrong. It mounts flush to the wall and takes the strike from the door.
2) Is the Baldwin 4015 a floor stop or a wall stop?
Wall mount. The 4015 is a flush wall bumper, so it fixes to the wall surface and catches the face of the door or the knob. If you need something that mounts to the floor, that's a different part, such as the Trimco 1214 floor stop at 1.75 inches or the Trimco 1200/1201 cast floor stop at 3 inches.
3) Is the Baldwin Reserve 4015 rated for commercial use or is it a residential part?
Residential. Baldwin classes the 4015 as a residential bumper in the Reserve Series. For a commercial opening, apartment corridors, schools, anything taking real traffic, look at extra heavy duty stops instead, like the Trimco 1209 Series or the Trimco 1211 Series universal door stops.
4) What finishes does the Baldwin 4015 wall bumper come in, and can I match my existing Baldwin trim?
Thirteen finishes, which is what lets it match a Baldwin lockset or hinge already on the job: 003 Polished Brass PVD, 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 033 Vintage Brass, 044 Satin Brass PVD, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 056 Lifetime PVD Satin Nickel, 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 112 Venetian Bronze, 140 Polished Nickel, 150 Satin Nickel, 151 Antique Nickel, 190 Satin Black and 260 Polished Chrome. Order by the same Baldwin finish number you used on the door hardware and the bumper will match.
5) For a high-traffic commercial opening that also needs to hold the door open, what takes the place of a Baldwin 4015 bumper?
The 4015 is a bumper only - it stops the door against the wall and does not hold it. The Trimco 1209 series is an extra heavy duty line of stops and holders, so it covers both the stop and the hold-open function in one device. The Baldwin Reserve 4015 is designated for residential use, which is the other reason to move to the 1209 series on a commercial corridor or stairwell door that gets propped daily.
6) What should I use instead of the Baldwin Reserve 4015 bumper when the door needs a stop mounted at the floor rather than at the wall?
The Baldwin Reserve 4015 is a 1 inch diameter convex flush bumper with concealed fasteners, sized so it can go where a larger bumper will not fit. When the stop has to sit on the floor instead, the Trimco 1200/1201 cast floor stop is a 3 inch floor stop, and the Trimco 1214 is a floor stop at 1.75 inch. Choose the floor stop when the wall behind the swing is glass, a chase, or otherwise cannot take a bumper, and the 4015 when you want a small, screwless-looking wall contact point.
7) Can a Trimco 1214 be swapped straight in for a Baldwin 4015?
No - they mount to different surfaces. The Trimco 1214 is a 1.75 inch floor stop, which is anchored into the floor in the door's swing path. The Baldwin Reserve 4015 is a wall flush bumper, 1 inch in diameter, that mounts flat to the wall with the fasteners hidden under the rubber insert. Replacing one with the other means a new hole pattern in a different surface, so confirm which surface the existing stop is anchored to before ordering.
8) Are the screws visible on the Baldwin 4015 wall bumper?
No. The fasteners on the 4015 sit completely concealed underneath the rubber insert, so the finished install shows no screw heads, just the convex brass face and the rubber center. That's the reason it gets specified in finished residential spaces where an exposed screw on a painted wall is a callback.
9) What BHMA designation does the Baldwin 4015 bumper carry?
BHMA designation L02101. That's the code a spec writer or an architect puts on a hardware schedule for this class of wall bumper, so if the schedule calls out L02101 the 4015 answers it.
10) What is the difference between the Baldwin 4015 and the 4252 bumper?
Both carry the same BHMA designation, L02101, but they are built and supplied differently. The 4015 is the compact convex bumper with fasteners hidden under the rubber insert. The 4252 is the commercial/residential version: it threads onto a heavy gauge metal back plate, ships unassembled with both wood and masonry fasteners so you can swap in what your wall needs, and carries Government Type 1327 for federal specs. If the wall is masonry or you want a theft resistant install, the 4252 is the one built for it.
11) Does the Baldwin 4015 bumper come with mounting fasteners for a drywall or masonry wall?
The 4015 mounts with fasteners that sit concealed under the rubber insert, and Baldwin does not supply it with the masonry fastener option. If you're anchoring into block, brick or concrete, the 4252 is the model that ships with both wood and masonry fasteners and is furnished unassembled so you can substitute the anchor your wall calls for.
12) I have a door that hits the wall but the knob is what makes contact. Will a 1 inch wall bumper cover it?
A 1 inch diameter face is small, so placement matters. Set the 4015 so the center of the bumper lines up with the point the knob or the door face actually strikes, not just at a convenient height. Because the profile is low, it works where the door swings close to the wall and a projecting stop would keep the door from opening fully. If the door swings well clear of the wall and needs a deep catch, a floor stop like the Trimco 1214 at 1.75 inches or the 3 inch Trimco 1200/1201 is the better call.
13) I have a mix of door and wall conditions across a building - is there one stop that covers more of them than the Baldwin 4015?
For standardizing across mixed conditions, the Trimco 1211 series is a universal door stop line, which is the direction to go when one part number has to cover several openings. The Baldwin Reserve 4015 goes the other way: it is a single compact 1 inch diameter convex bumper from the Reserve series, offered in 13 finishes including 003 Polished Brass PVD, 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 150 Satin Nickel and 190 Satin Black, so it is the choice when the stop has to match the visible trim on the door.
14) Are Baldwin Reserve 4015 bumpers solid brass?
Baldwin builds its hardware in solid brass, and the 4015 sits in the Reserve Series alongside the rest of that line. The rubber insert in the center takes the impact from the door, so the brass face stays intact and the finish keeps its look over time.
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