- A performance door closer for use on heavy doors with high traffic
- Satin nickel finish matches with satin stainless steel door furniture
- Adjustable power size 3-6 door closer - adjustable by positioning on the door
- Suitable for doors up 40 - 120kg weight
- Suitable for maximum door width of 1400mm
- Suitable for inward and outward opening doors (Figure 1, 61 and 66 application)
- Adjustable closing and latching speed
- Adjustable backcheck - prevents doors from flying open when violently pushed or blown by wind
- Delayed action - delays the closure of the door to allow more time to pass through
- EN1634 Tested and approved for use on 30, 60, 90 and 120 minute timber fire doors
- EN1634 Tested and approved for use on 240 minute steel fire doors
- Fit with confidence - CE, UKCA and Certifire approved
- 10 year guarantee
Technical Information:
TF Grade 3 Heavy Duty Fire Door
Heavy frequency of use by public or others with little incentive to exercise care and with a chance of misues.
< 40 Occupants
Offices, warehouses, commercial property, small shops, hotels, bars, leisure and HMO (houses of multiple occupancy).
Product Specification:
Exact finish |
Satin Nickel |
Mechanism |
Rack & Pinion |
Mounting type |
Surface |
Option |
Closer Only |
Tf grade |
3 - Heavy Duty |
Arm finish |
Satin Nickel
|
Backcheck |
Yes
|
Cam action |
No
|
Closer type |
Scissor Arm
|
Cover finish |
Satin Nickel
|
Delayed action |
Yes
|
Power adjustment |
Adjustable
|
Power size |
3-6
|
Fire rating |
30/60/90/120
|
Max door weight kg |
120
|
Max door width mm |
1400
|
Reversible |
Yes
|
Next working day delivery is available on products marketed as "Next Day" and when placed before 5pm Monday to Friday. Orders containing "Next Day" and "2/3 Day" products (or other slower services e.g. "Custom Made") will be delivered in line with the slower product.
FREE Delivery on orders over £30.00. Orders under £30.00 will be charged £4.95 for delivery (plus any long length charges as detailed below)
Longer length products with have an additional delivery charge for orders under £75. For 2 day services there will be a £5.00 surcharge (if under £75), Next day delivery will have a £20.00 surcharge (This is waived for orders over £200)
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What Is a Slide Arm Door Closer?
Slide arm closers can help minimise the risk of vandalism in schools and public buildings as there is no protruding arm. A slide arm design may also be ideal where traditional swing-arm models cannot fit, or where there are constraints around door clearance. Unlike traditional door closers, which use a pivot arm, the slide arm closer features a straight arm that moves in a horizontal, sliding motion to close the door.
What is Backcheck Function on a Door Closer?
The backcheck function slows the opening speed of the door, particularly when it's forcibly opened. This can help prevent damage being caused to the door, the fittings and particularly adjacent walls.
Can a Door Closer Be Installed on Either Side of the Door?
Yes, although pull side mounting is the most common installation. Door closer fitting options are categorised by the following:
- Standard: Arm Surface Mounted (Figure 1 - Pull side fitted to door)
- Parallel: Arm Surface Mounted (Figure 66 - Push side fitted to door)
- Transom: Mounted (Figure 61 – Push side fitted to frame over door)
What is Delayed Action on a Door Closer?
The delayed action function slows the first part of the closing cycle down, allowing users more time to go through. It’s particularly useful for disabled and elderly people, and sometimes children, who might need additional time to pass through the door.
What’s the Difference Between Overhead and Concealed Door Closers?
Overhead door closers are fitted to the surface of the door, while concealed door closers are installed either in the door jamb, the door itself, or the transom (the head of the door frame). Concealed door closers don’t have a protruding arm so aren’t visible when the door is closed – making them ideal for high-end offices and buildings where design is an important factor. Overhead door closers may not be suitable for areas prone to vandalism such as schools and prisons, as the arm can be subject to damage – in these environments a concealed door closer would be more suitable.
For more information on all the different types of door closers, check out our Ultimate Guide to Door Closers
What Size Door Closer Do I Need?
Door closer power sizes are based on the height and weight of the door, so check these before selecting. Note that fire doors must have a minimum power size EN 3 to conform to BS EN 1154 standard. Our Ultimate Guide to Door Closers explains how to calculate the correct power size.
What is the British Standard For Door Closers?
BS EN 1154 is the main British Standard for door closers and covers any self-closing device that provides controlled closure for pedestrian doors. The standard states that the door closer must fully close the door in a controlled manner from its maximum openable position. Electromagnetic door closers with hold open functionality must comply with BS EN 1155 to ensure they close automatically in the event of a fire.
Are Door Closers Handed?
No. Surface mounted overhead door closers are not generally handed and they can be fitted for left or right hand opening on either side of the door.