Commercial Door Closers
Ensure safety and code compliance with our extensive selection of commercial-grade door closers. From heavy-duty institutional closers for hospitals and schools to aesthetic concealed options for high-end offices, we provide the technical hardware needed for every application.
Choosing the Correct Door Closer
When selecting a door closer, it is essential to consider the ANSI/BHMA Grade and the traffic volume of the opening. We carry a full range of Grade 1 Heavy-Duty Closers, such as the Sargent 351, Accentra 5800, PDQ 7101, or Accentra's 5801, designed for millions of cycles in high-use environments.
For standard office interiors, our Grade 2 closers like the PDQ 5301, Hager 5200, or Accentra 2701 offer a cost-effective solution without compromising on fire-code safety. Our inventory includes:
- Surface Mounted Closers: Easy to install and adjust for standard wood or metal doors.
- Track Arm Closers: Ideal for architectural projects where clean aesthetic and vandal resistance are a priority.
- Fire-Rated Hardware: UL-listed closers that ensure life-safety compliance.
Want to match the holes on your door, so you don't have to drill new holes? For more information about the mounting holes for closers, see our blog post. Otherwise choose the door closer application and filter by "Closer Body Hole Pattern"
Closers by Application
Non-Hold Open Door Closers
Non-hold open closers are essential for fire-rated openings and secure perimeter doors. They ensure the door always returns to a latched position, maintaining NFPA 80 compliance and preventing unauthorized entry. These are the primary solution for stopping "propped doors" in schools and hospitals.
- Best For: Fire doors, stairwells, and secure exterior entries.
Hold Open Door Closers
Hold open closers manage high-traffic flow in non-fire-rated areas like offices or retail shops. A mechanical friction arm allows the door to stay open for convenient passage or moving equipment. Note: These cannot be used on fire doors without an electronic release system.
- Best For: Office suites, classrooms, and interior storefronts.
Stop Arm Closers
Stop arm closers (also known as "Dead Stop" or "Cush" arms) feature a built-in mechanical stop that prevents the door from opening past a set point (typically 90° or 105°). This eliminates the need for floor or wall-mounted stops, solving the problem of wall damage and hardware strain in high-traffic corridors or windy conditions.
- Best For: Exterior doors, school classrooms, and hospital entries.
Track Arm Closers
Track arm closers offer a low-profile, vandal-resistant design for modern architectural spaces. The single arm slides within a track, solving the aesthetic issue of bulky hardware while providing the reduced opening force required for ADA compliance.
- Best For: Modern corridors, glass entries, and ADA restrooms.
