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BALDWIN RESERVE 4050 BASE MOUNTED DOOR BUMPERS OVERVIEW
KEY FEATURES
- 3.75” Projection, 1.5” Diameter
- The Wall Door Bumper is extended by design to protect doors and walls from damage.
- Resilient rubber guard is replaceable - Complete mounting hardware included.
- Baldwin Hardware has a rich tradition of high-quality, master craftsmanship, solid brass products. A difference you can both feel and see.
FEATURES
- FEATURES: .Solid forged brass construction for maximum strength and durability. Stem of bumper has hexagon section to facilitate fastening without damaging finish. Resilient rubber guard is replaceable.
- PACKED: Individually poly-bagged with appropriate fasteners (1 per poly bag).
- FASTENERS: Supplied with wood screw thread.
- FEDERAL SPECIFICATION EQUIVALENTS: Government Type: 1322 BHMA DESIGNATION: L02031
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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:
- 4050
- Product Projection:
- 3.75"
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Baldwin 4050112 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Does the Baldwin 4050 bumper mount to the wall or to the floor?
It is a base mounted bumper, fastened through its base into the mounting surface, and Baldwin describes it as a wall door bumper extended by design to protect doors and walls. The stem carries a hexagon section so the bumper can be wrenched tight without marring the finish. If your opening needs a stop rising off the floor rather than one projecting off a surface behind the door, look at a cast floor stop like the Trimco 1200/1201 or the Trimco 1214 instead.
2) What fasteners come with the Baldwin Reserve 4050 bumper, and will they work in a metal stud wall?
Each 4050 ships individually poly-bagged with its fasteners, one bumper per bag, and those fasteners are supplied with a wood screw thread. Wood screws hold in a wood stud, a wood blocking board or a solid wood base. Into drywall with no blocking behind it, or into metal studs or masonry, you need your own anchor rated for the job. Nothing else is required to install it beyond that anchoring decision.
3) Is the Baldwin 4050 door bumper rated for commercial traffic or is it a residential part?
Baldwin classes the Reserve 4050 as residential. It is forged solid brass and it carries the Government Type 1322 and BHMA designation L02031 federal specification equivalents, but the intended application is homes and light-use openings. For apartment corridors, schools or anywhere the door gets kicked open all day, an extra heavy duty stop such as the Trimco 1209 Series is the category to shop.
4) What is the closest equivalent to the Baldwin Reserve 4050 door bumper if I need a shorter projection?
The Baldwin Reserve 4050 base mounted bumper stands 3.75 inches off its mounting surface, which is the longest reach among the common cast stops. If that carries the door too far, the Trimco 1200/1201 cast floor stop is a 3 inch part, and the Trimco 1214 floor stop is 1.75 inches. All three are base mounted stops that catch the door face; the difference is how far out from the base the strike point sits, which is set by where the door swings and how much wall or base you are protecting.
5) I need the door to stay open, not just stop. Is the Baldwin 4050 the right part?
The Baldwin Reserve 4050 is a bumper only - solid forged brass with a replaceable rubber guard that stops the door and holds nothing. For an opening that has to be parked open, the Trimco 1209 series is built as extra heavy duty stops and holders, so the hold-open function is part of the part rather than something you add. If the door only needs to be kept off the wall, the 4050 does that job on its own.
6) What finishes does the Baldwin Reserve 4050 door bumper come in?
Twelve, and the range is built to match Baldwin Reserve trim elsewhere in the room: 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, 150 Satin Nickel, 151 Antique Nickel, 190 Satin Black and 260 Polished Chrome. Note the split between PVD and non-PVD brass: 031 Non-Lacquered Brass is a living finish that will darken and patina with handling, while 003 and 044 are PVD coated and hold their appearance.
7) Can the rubber bumper on a Baldwin 4050 be replaced when it wears out or gets flattened?
Yes. The resilient rubber guard on the 4050 is replaceable, so a bumper that has gone hard, torn or taken a permanent flat spot does not mean pulling the brass off the wall and repatching. The forged brass body and its finish stay in place; only the guard comes off. That matters if you have standardized a finish across a building and do not want a mismatched replacement showing up in one room.
8) Will the Baldwin 4050 match the rest of my Baldwin Reserve door hardware?
The 4050 is part of the Reserve Series, so its finish codes are the same codes used across Baldwin Reserve levers, knobs and rosettes. Order the bumper in the number already on the door, 056 Lifetime PVD Satin Nickel for instance, and it keys to the same finish family rather than being a near-miss from another line. This is the usual reason a builder or designer specifies a brass bumper at all instead of a generic stop.
9) Government Type 1322 and BHMA L02031 are on my spec sheet. What kind of stop is that?
Those are the federal specification equivalents Baldwin publishes for the 4050 bumper, so if a submittal calls for Government Type 1322 or BHMA designation L02031, this is the product type being asked for. Pair that with the 3.75 inch projection when you check the drawing, since projection is the number that decides whether the door clears the wall.
10) Is a base mounted bumper like the Baldwin 4050 better than a floor stop for a door that swings into a wall?
Different jobs. A base mounted bumper takes the door on the wall side and holds it 3.75 inches clear, which is what you want when the wall is the thing getting damaged and you do not want a stop sticking up out of the floor for people to catch a toe on. A floor stop, such as the Trimco 1214 at 1.75 inches or the Trimco 1200/1201 cast floor stop at 3 inches, catches the door at the bottom edge and is the choice when there is no solid wall behind the swing or when the door needs stopping well short of the wall.
11) Does the Baldwin 4050 bumper also hold the door open?
No. The 4050 is a bumper, a stop only. It absorbs the door and keeps it off the wall, and it does not catch or retain the door in the open position. If you need the door to stay put once it is opened, you want a stop and holder, for example the Trimco 1209 Series stops and holders or the Trimco 1211 Series universal door stops, rather than a plain bumper.
12) For an apartment turn where the finish has to match the other Baldwin trim, what do I order?
The Baldwin Reserve 4050 is the finish-driven choice here: it comes in twelve finishes including 003 Polished Brass PVD, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 150 Satin Nickel and 190 Satin Black, so it can be matched to Reserve series levers and hinges already on the unit. The Trimco 1200/1201 and 1214 cast floor stops are the utility alternative when the stop does not need to match a decorative suite. All are base mounted parts, so the mounting approach at the floor is the same decision either way.
13) We standardize on one stop across a whole property. Does the Baldwin 4050 cover every opening?
The Baldwin Reserve 4050 is a residential-duty base mounted bumper in solid forged brass with a rubber guard that can be replaced without pulling the base. For corridor and back-of-house doors that take constant traffic, the Trimco 1209 series is the extra heavy duty stop and holder line, and the Trimco 1211 series is sold as a universal door stop, which is the usual way to hold one part number across mixed openings. A common pattern is the 4050 on unit entries where finish matters and a Trimco series on the traffic doors.
14) Can I swap a Trimco 1214 for a Baldwin 4050 in the same holes?
Treat it as a new layout, not a drop-in. The Baldwin Reserve 4050 has a 1.5 inch diameter base and a 3.75 inch projection and ships individually poly-bagged with wood screw thread fasteners, while the Trimco 1214 is a 1.75 inch floor stop - a different base and a different strike height, so the door contacts it at a different point on the face. Set the new stop from the door swing and mark fresh holes rather than reusing the old pattern.
15) How many door bumpers come in a pack of the Baldwin 4050?
One. The 4050 is packed individually, poly-bagged one per bag with its fasteners. If you are outfitting a whole house or a floor of units, count your openings and order that quantity rather than assuming a pair per box.
16) Will the finish scratch when I tighten a Baldwin 4050 bumper down?
The stem has a hexagon section, so you drive it with a wrench on the hex rather than gripping the finished brass body with pliers. That is what keeps a polished or PVD finish intact during install, and it is worth knowing before someone reaches for channel locks on a 003 Polished Brass PVD piece.
17) What is the difference between the Trimco 1211 universal stop and the Baldwin 4050 bumper?
The Trimco 1211 series is a universal door stop, meaning one part covers a range of mounting situations rather than a single fixed projection. The Baldwin Reserve 4050 is the opposite approach: a fixed 3.75 inch projection base mounted bumper in forged brass, chosen when the reach and the finish are both specified. Pick the 1211 when the openings vary and you want one line item; pick the 4050 when the projection and the finish are known.
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