A door bumper's job is simple — stop a swinging cubicle door hitting the toilet pan, a wall, or an adjacent fixture — but there are more series than you'd expect, because each lock range has a bumper styled and sized to match it. Buying the wrong one means a visible mismatch or, worse, a bumper that doesn't sit at the right height to actually catch the door.
The standard series
- 101 Door Bumper (visible fix) — 101_BUMP_SCP, $16.84. The baseline option for standard cubicles.
- 101R Round Edge (visible fix) — 101R_BUMP_SCP, $17.11. Same footprint, softened edge profile.
- 101C (concealed fix) — 101C, $12.14, with an antimicrobial version 101C_BUMP_ANMB, $11.90.
- 107 series (bolt through) — 107, $21.44, and 107E (bolt through, extended) — 107E_BUMP_SCP, $25.34.
- 600 series — 600_BUMP_SCP, $23.87. A heavier-duty bumper matched to the 700 series lock's build quality.
- Moda Bumper — MODA_BUMPMKII_SCP, $12.36, antimicrobial version MODA_BUMP_ANMB, $13.20. Styled to match the Moda lock and hinge series.
- Xcel Bumper — XCEL_BUMPER, $14.40, antimicrobial version XCEL_BUMPER_ANMB, $11.35. A slim-line profile matched to the Xcel slide lock series.
How to pick the right one
The simplest rule: match the bumper series to your lock series. If you've specified a Moda lock and indicator set, use the Moda bumper — it's styled and dimensioned to sit correctly alongside it, and the ready-to-go Moda Advantage kits already bundle the matching combination. If you're working from a standard 100 or 300 series lock, the 101 or 101C bumper is the safe default. Fixing method matters too: concealed-fix (101C) suits a cleaner finish, bolt-through (107/107E) suits doors where you need the most secure, heaviest-duty fixing.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my door still bang even with a bumper fitted?
Usually a height or positioning mismatch — the bumper needs to be fitted at the height where the door's leading edge will actually strike it as it swings, which varies slightly by door width and hinge set. If in doubt, measure the swing arc before fixing permanently.
Is a concealed-fix or bolt-through bumper more secure?
Bolt-through (107/107E) is the most secure fixing, going right through the door; concealed-fix (101C) is nearly as strong for standard commercial use and gives a cleaner finish with no visible fixings on the opposite face.
Do I need the antimicrobial version?
Only where hygiene-sensitive use justifies it — healthcare, aged care, food service, education. See our guide on where antimicrobial hardware is worth the upgrade for the full comparison.
Can I buy a bumper separately from a full hardware kit?
Yes — all the bumpers above are sold individually, which is useful for maintenance and replacement jobs where the lock and hinges are still sound but the bumper has worn or gone missing.