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Emtek 2258 Cylinder Floor Bumper, 2"
The Emtek 2258 is a solid brass cylinder floor bumper designed to protect walls, baseboards, and door frames from impact damage. At 2" projection with a 1-1/8" diameter cylinder profile, it installs flush to the floor and works with standard residential door clearances. Available in seven finishes to coordinate with any hardware set.
Features
- Solid brass construction with a rubber tip for quiet, durable door protection
- 2" projection keeps doors clear of walls and trim
- 1-1/8" cylinder diameter — low-profile, unobtrusive floor mount
- Installation hardware included
- Available in 7 finishes: Satin Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Flat Black, Polished Chrome, Polished Nickel, Satin Brass, and Unlacquered Brass
Specifications
- Model: 2258
- Series: Cylinder
- Material: Brass
- Projection: 2"
- Diameter: 1-1/8"
- Mount Type: Floor Mount
- Style: American Classic
- Application: Residential
Manufacturer Resources
Emtek Knobsets nad Leversets Designs
Product Specs
- Subcategory:
- Door Stops
- Collection:
- Brass
- Product Type:
- Door Stops - Floor
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Stops, Holders, Silencers & Bumpers
- Commercial/Residential:
- Residential
- Series:
- Cylinder
- Theme:
- American Classic
- Electronic:
- No
- MAP Policy:
- Yes
- Product Model:
- 2258
- Product Size:
- 2"
- Product Style:
- American Classic
- Product Material:
- Brass
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Substrate:
- Brass
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Emtek 2258-US26 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Can I use the Emtek 2258 cylinder floor bumper in an apartment corridor or a commercial building?
Emtek lists the 2258 as a residential product, so it belongs on unit doors, houses and light-traffic interiors rather than an opening that cycles hundreds of times a day. For commercial or high-traffic work, the heavy duty Ives floor stops are the substitution: the FS13 brass floor dome stop with a replaceable rubber bumper, the FS17 brass floor dome stop, or the FS18S/FS18L security floor stop where the stop itself is likely to get abused.
2) How much clearance does the Emtek 2258 floor bumper give between the door and the wall?
Two inches. That's the projection on the 2258, so the door comes to rest roughly two inches short of whatever the bumper sits in front of. Before you fix the position, measure two things on your own opening: how far the knob or lever rose stands off the door face, and how deep the baseboard or applied moulding is. If those two added together are more than 2 inches, the trim on the door still reaches the wall and you want a longer stop. The cylinder is 1-1/8 inches in diameter, so the footprint it takes on the floor is small.
3) Will a floor bumper hold the door open, or do I need something else for that?
A cylinder floor bumper stops the door and nothing more. The Emtek 2258 is a 2" projection brass bumper with a rubber tip that keeps the leaf off the wall and trim; it does not latch or retain the door in the open position. For hold-open, the SOSS MDH Magnetic Door Holder and Stop, 3-5/16" x 1-3/4", is a heavy duty unit that stops and magnetically holds. The Ives FS40 / FS41 / FS42 / FS43 Automatic Floor Stop and Holder is a heavy duty stop with adjustable door-to-floor clearance and a hold-open action. The Orca 22HD gooseneck is listed as a door holder as well. Spec the bumper when you only need wall protection, and one of the holders when the door has to stay open for carts, deliveries, or ventilation.
4) What is the closest cross-brand equivalent to the Emtek 2258 cylinder floor bumper?
The nearest match in the round brass floor bumper family is the Deltana UFB4505 Round Universal Floor Door Bumper, a solid brass round floor bumper listed at 1-1/2". The Emtek 2258 is also solid brass and mounts flush to the floor, with a 2" projection on a 1-1/8" diameter cylinder and a rubber tip. Both are floor-mounted bumpers that stop the door at its base, so the practical difference is the profile and reach: the 2258 gives you a 2" projection on a narrow 1-1/8" cylinder, while the UFB4505 carries Deltana's 1-1/2" universal round form. If the hardware suite on the job is already Deltana, the UFB4505 is the direct swap; if it is Emtek, the 2258 keeps the finish family consistent.
5) The door swings past a floor bumper and still hits the wall. What should I use instead of a 2" cylinder bumper?
When the door needs to be caught higher up or further out than a base-mounted cylinder can reach, a gooseneck floor stop is the usual answer. The Orca Hardware 22HD Series Goose Neck Floor Stop with black tip is built for doors 1-3/8" or 1-3/4" thick and is listed as a door holder, so it both arrests and holds the leaf. The Delaney Gooseneck Floor Door Stop is the same gooseneck form from Delaney's Gooseneck Door Stop series. The Emtek 2258 works the opposite way: a 2" projection cylinder that sits low on the floor and takes the strike near the bottom of the door, which is what you want when the door and the wall are close enough for a short bumper to do the work.
6) What if 2 inches of projection isn't enough to keep the lever off my baseboard?
Then go taller or go gooseneck. The Deltana UFBD3505 is a 3-1/2 inch round universal floor bumper in solid brass, decorative cap, and it buys you considerably more standoff than the Emtek 2258's 2 inches. A gooseneck reaches out from a small floor mount instead of standing straight up: the Delaney Gooseneck Floor Door Stop, or the Orca Hardware 22HD gooseneck floor stop with a black tip, which is listed for 1-3/8 or 1-3/4 inch doors. The 2 inch Emtek covers a standard base and a knob rose; a deep applied moulding is where it runs out.
7) I don't want a 2 inch stop sticking up in a doorway people walk through. What's a lower profile floor stop?
The Emtek 2258 stands 2 inches proud, which is more than some owners want in a traffic path. Shorter solid brass options: the Deltana UFBS138 square universal floor bumper at 1-3/8 inches, the Deltana UFB4505 round universal floor bumper at 1-1/2 inches, and the Deltana UFBP4505 with a pattern cap at 1-5/8 inches. The Orca Hardware 23LP is a low rise dome floor stop with a gray tip if you want the domed shape rather than a cylinder. Bear in mind a lower stop contacts the door lower down, so check it still lands on the door and not under it.
8) What finishes does the Emtek 2258 cylinder floor bumper come in, and will it match my other Emtek hardware?
Seven finishes, all called out by their US codes so they line up with the rest of an Emtek set: Satin Nickel (US15), Polished Nickel (US14), Polished Chrome (US26), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Flat Black (US19), Satin Brass (US4) and Unlacquered Brass (US3NL). Order the bumper in the same US code as your knobs, levers and hinges and the door accessories read as one family. One thing to know about US3NL: unlacquered brass is a living finish with no clear coat over it, so it darkens and patinas with handling and will not stay the same color as a lacquered or plated piece next to it.
9) Is a residential brass floor bumper the right pick for a high-traffic commercial corridor, or is there a heavier option?
The Emtek 2258 is catalogued for residential application, a solid brass cylinder bumper at 2" projection with a rubber tip. For openings that take constant traffic, Ives lists heavy duty brass floor stops built for that service: the Ives FS13 Heavy-Duty Brass Floor Dome Stop with Replaceable Rubber Bumper and the Ives FS17 Heavy-Duty Brass Floor Dome Stop with Rubber Bumper are both heavy duty dome-profile stops in brass. The trade-off is form: the Ives units are dome stops, so they read as utility hardware, while the 2258's 1-1/8" cylinder in seven finishes is meant to coordinate with a decorative hardware set. Apartment interiors and offices commonly use the decorative cylinder; corridors, stairwells, and back-of-house typically get the heavy duty dome.
10) Which floor stop lets me replace just the rubber tip when it wears out?
The Ives FS13 is a heavy duty brass floor dome stop specified with a replaceable rubber bumper, which is the one to standardize on when a maintenance crew wants to swap the tip and leave the base and its anchors in the floor. Its sibling, the Ives FS17, is a heavy duty brass floor dome stop with a rubber bumper. The Emtek 2258 is a solid brass cylinder bumper with a rubber tip and a 1-1/8" diameter footprint, chosen where the stop needs to disappear against the floor and match a finished hardware set. For a facility buying stops by the case for turnover work, the replaceable-bumper design changes what the recurring order looks like.
11) The undercut under the door is shallow and a 2" bumper is too tall. What is the low-profile alternative?
Look at a low rise dome stop. The Orca Hardware 23LP Series Dome Floor Stop is a low rise floor stop with a gray tip and is listed with a door stop function, made for exactly the case where the gap between the door bottom and the finished floor will not clear a taller unit. The Delaney Dome Door Stop is another dome-profile floor stop from Delaney's Dome Stop series. The Emtek 2258 carries a 2" projection on a 1-1/8" cylinder, so measure the door-to-floor clearance and the swing before committing to it; carpet, tile, or a thick underlayment is what usually rules out the taller cylinder.
12) Is there a floor stop made to resist being kicked off or removed at a secured opening?
The Ives FS18S/FS18L Security Floor Stop is the heavy duty unit specified for that condition. Use it at doors where a decorative bumper is likely to be tampered with or knocked loose, such as detention-adjacent spaces, secured storage, and public-access corridors. The Emtek 2258 is a solid brass residential cylinder bumper with a 2" projection and a rubber tip, built to protect walls and baseboards on a finished interior opening rather than to resist tampering. Where an owner is standardizing a whole facility, it is common to run the decorative cylinder inside the units and the security stop at the controlled openings.
13) Is the Emtek 2258 floor bumper solid brass, or plated zinc?
Brass in the body, not a plated pot metal casting. Emtek lists both the material and the substrate as brass, with the finish applied over it, and the contact face is a rubber tip so the door edge takes a soft hit instead of metal on metal. On a floor stop that matters more than it sounds, since it's the piece that gets kicked, vacuumed into and mopped around.
14) Does the Emtek 2258 floor bumper come with the screws, or do I supply my own?
Installation hardware ships with the 2258, so the fasteners for a standard mount are in the box. What it won't include is anything specific to an unusual floor build-up, so if you're going into tile, stone or a slab rather than wood, plan on the anchor your substrate calls for.
15) What's the Emtek part number for the 2258 floor bumper in each finish?
The 2258 is ordered by finish, and each one carries its own Emtek number: SPC2258US15 in Satin Nickel, SPC225814 in Polished Nickel, SPC225826 in Polished Chrome, SPC225810B in Oil Rubbed Bronze, SPC225819 in Flat Black and SPC2258US4 in Satin Brass. Unlacquered Brass is ordered under the US3NL finish option. Model number on all of them is 2258, Emtek's Cylinder series.
16) The rest of the hardware on the job is square. Is there a square floor bumper instead of a round cylinder?
Yes. The Deltana UFBS138 Square Universal Floor Door Bumper is a solid brass square floor bumper listed at 1-3/8", which lines up with square rosettes, square-edge levers, and modern trim. The Emtek 2258 is the round answer: solid brass, 1-1/8" cylinder diameter, 2" projection, in an American Classic style. Neither is more correct mechanically; both are floor-mounted brass bumpers, and the choice is whether the stop should echo the square or the round geometry running through the rest of the openings.
17) I want a floor stop with a more decorative cap than a plain cylinder. What are the options?
Deltana makes two round floor bumpers with dressed-up caps: the UFBD3505 Round Universal Floor Bumper, listed at 3-1/2" as a decorative solid brass unit, and the UFBP4505 Round Universal Floor Door Bumper with a pattern cap, listed at 1-5/8" in solid brass. The UFBD3505 gives you a broader decorative footprint; the UFBP4505 stays compact and carries the pattern on the cap face. The Emtek 2258 takes the plain route: a smooth 1-1/8" diameter brass cylinder at 2" projection in an American Classic style, meant to sit quietly at the baseboard. For a period interior with ornamented escutcheons and rosettes, the patterned caps read as part of the set; for a clean contemporary or transitional interior, the plain cylinder usually does.
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