Door controls

Rack and pinion door closers are a traditional, tried and trusted type of door closer. An overhead, surface mounted solution, these operate with projecting, scissor type arms. Designed for use on interior and exterior doors, rack and pinion door closers are easily mounted and can be adjusted to suit most demands.

Fitting within either the leaf of a door, or the frame for a transom fixed installation, concealed door closers are perfect for environments where the look of a space is important. By concealing the door closer, the result is a cleaner, tidier and more design-led look.Typically installed in highly aesthetic building environments or on residential doors, concealed door closers can also benefit areas where vandalism or tampering is more likely.

Because electromagnetic door closers are linked to a building’s fire alarm system, these will automatically close a door when the alarm is triggered, keeping people and property safe. There are two operation modes of electromagnetic door closers available. Hold-open models are ideal for high traffic areas or spaces where reduced touchpoints are a benefit, holding doors open so people can easily move about a site. Alternatively, there’s free-swing solutions, which operate as though no door closer is fitted. These are perfect for environments such as care homes, where minimal force might be needed to open or close a door. High end electromagnetic closers can switch between both modes.

DoorSense provides a safe, easy and legal way to hold fire doors open. With DoorSense, fire doors can be held open to allow people to easily move about a building. Should a fire alarm sound, however, the device will automatically release, allowing the fire door to close.Incredibly easy to install, DoorSense is a standalone, battery-operated unit that can be fixed to a door in seconds.

Uncontrolled door closers are ideal for residential internal doors helping to reduce heat loss and drafts. Surface mounted or concealed in the jamb, they are quick and easy to install.