Door control
Door closers
Overhead hydraulic door closers sized to the door, with adjustable closing speed.
Price on request · Ask about availability
A door closer brings a door back to its frame in a controlled way. The right closer depends mainly on the width and weight of the door, and on whether it is mounted on the push or pull side.
Hydraulic closers usually let you adjust the closing speed and the final latching action, so a heavy main door shuts firmly without slamming.
Types to ask about
Overhead closers with a scissor arm
The most familiar type: a body on the door or frame and a jointed arm. Common for main doors and offices.
Main doors · Projects and trade
Parallel-arm mounting
The arm sits along the door on the push side, a neater look where the closer is visible from the corridor.
Projects and trade
Price on requestAsk about parallel-arm mounting on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Hold-open arms
Hold the door at an angle until it is pushed again. Not suitable for doors that must close on their own.
Projects and trade
Price on requestAsk about hold-open arms on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Replacement closer arms and parts
Arms and fixing brackets wear out before the closer body sometimes. Bring the old part.
Replacement and repair
General types of hardware, not a stock list. The shop confirms what is available.
Bring these details
- Door width and approximate weight
- Which side you will mount it on (push or pull)
- Space above the door and the frame depth
- Photo of any existing closer and its label
Photos help. Keep them on your phone to show at the shop.
Request a quotation
Tell the shop what you need, with sizes and finish, and ask for a price. WhatsApp opens with your message ready for you to check and send.
Helpful guides
Related in the range
Mortise lock sets, rim and safety locks, cylinders and knob locks for main and interior doors.
Keypad and card-access locks for main doors, with a mechanical key override.
Hinges, handles, bolts, stoppers and the small fittings that make a door work well.