Door stop METAL-BUD MP OGR ODMS — brass body with gray rubber bumper

METAL-BUD MP OGR ODMS is a compact door stop featuring a solid brass body paired with a gray rubber bumper. Engineered to absorb impact and prevent direct contact between doors and walls, this door stop reduces damage, wear, and noise in residential and light commercial interiors. The product is suitable for mounting to a floor or wall and combines corrosion-resistant metal construction with a resilient rubber cap for effective cushioning.

Advantages

The brass body offers durability and resistance to corrosion while maintaining a low-profile appearance. The gray rubber bumper cushions door strikes to minimize surface damage and reduce impact noise. Its simple design allows discreet installation in a variety of interior styles. The combination of metal and rubber provides a reliable, long-lasting solution for protecting walls, doors, and door hardware.

Suitable for

• Protecting walls and door surfaces from impacts
• Use in apartments, houses and light commercial premises
• Rooms where noise reduction from door impact is desired
• Doors with regular daily traffic and occasional strong impacts

Key specifications

• Body material: brass for corrosion resistance and durability
• Bumper material: gray rubber for impact absorption and noise reduction
• Mounting: designed for floor or wall mounting (mount type not specified)
• Design: low-profile, compact form for discreet installation
• Intended use: interior doors in residential and light commercial environments

How to use

Position the door stop so the rubber bumper meets the door at the desired stop point. Secure the unit to a suitable solid surface—floor or wall—using appropriate fasteners for the substrate (fasteners not included). Ensure the mounting surface is clean and stable before installation. After fixing, test the door movement and adjust placement if necessary to achieve the required stopping point without excessive force on the door or frame.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, choose mounting fasteners appropriate to the surface material (wood, concrete, tile) and periodically inspect the rubber bumper for wear. Replace the bumper if it becomes cracked or compressed to maintain effective impact absorption and noise reduction.