About this asset

Designed with an integrated black impact bumper, this modern grey metal dome door stop Revit family provides precise door clearance control. The model depicts a low-profile half-dome architectural floor stop engineered to arrest swinging doors safely. A solid cast metal housing features a flat front apron and a smooth, curved hemispherical rear profile finished in neutral satin grey. Recessed into the vertical face is a thick semicircular black bumper insert designed to absorb handle and leaf impact without marking finishes. Centered on the low front flange is a countersunk screw aperture for mechanical floor anchoring. Proportions balance minimal trip hazard height with sufficient clearance for standard commercial and residential undercut doors.

The download is a 256 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Within Revit, load this RFA component directly into project environments or nest it inside comprehensive door assemblies. Place the fixture onto finished floor levels adjacent to baseboards or wall returns to coordinate swing clearances and avoid wall damage. Material parameters allow easy remapping of metallic and rubber finishes, while graphic subcategories support clean representation across floor plans, interior elevations, and architectural hardware schedules.

Suitable for high-traffic commercial interiors, multi-family developments, educational facilities, and corporate office fits, this hardware component pairs naturally with flush timber or hollow metal swinging doors. Specifiers frequently source this standard unit under floor-mounted door buffer, dome bumper, or commercial door accessory. It accurately resolves interior collision coordination during technical design and ensures clash-free door operation against adjacent millwork, glazed partitions, and structural walls.