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Dorrenhaus is an expert in production of UL and CE certified door closer which stands for the highest standard you could find in China or even globally. Every single piece of our product is only released in the market after the most strict inspections starting from raw material to packaging details. Our ANSI/BHMA grade products are the most popular in the North America markets including mainly the USA and Canada.

 

 
Why Choose Us
 
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High Quality
The models with ANSI/BHMA certificates come with delay action functionality as option and meet ADA requirements. We have also CE certified products oriented for European markets which were manufactured according to EN1154 standard. All of our door closer products are non-handed.

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Advanced Equipment
Six complete production lines with annual output of 1.5 to 2.0 million sets.Two complete door closer assembling lines, max. 12,000pcs per day.

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Certificate
Passed European & China ISO9001:2015 QMS Certification.

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Professional Team
Every single piece of our product is only released in the market after the most strict inspections starting from raw material to packaging details. Our ANSI/BHMA grade products are the most popular in the North America markets including mainly the USA and Canada.

Small Size Concealed Door Closer

 

What Is A Concealed Door Closer

A concealed door closer is a spring and hydraulic closing device that is mounted overhead in the frame's transom or under the floor. Many people new to the door hardware industry often call these closers, "hidden door closers". In this guide we explain what exactly a concealed door closer is and how to identify one.
The concealed door closer design concept was initially engineered as a self-contained product that featured a center pivot allowing a variety of door functions with no exterior arm or visible operating hardware. Other types of concealed door closers have the closer mounted into either the header or floor area of a door with observable arms that either exert the force of the closer on the door or limit the door swing travel. Subsequent development of the concealed closer has led to specifically functioned products that required advance knowledge of door swing, handing, and degree of opening prior to purchase and installation.

 

Benefits of concealed door closer
 

Ensures fire doors are closed
Fire doors need to be kept completely closed at all times. Doors with a fire-rating allow you to exit the property safely while keeping the smoke and fire at bay. If there is no door closer, or the door closer is not closing completely, then the fire protection mechanism is compromised. A fire door that doesn’t latch completely can lead to an unsafe passageway or stairwell, and loss of life and damage to property in the event of a fire.

 

Prevents the slamming of doors
The mechanism of concealed door closer ensures a controlled closure of the door. The damper feature keeps the force and speed of the door closure at a certain level. This is important when it comes to heavy doors and people who are vulnerable to injury.
Anyone who can’t move quickly enough can experience the pain of pinched fingers. People with heavy cargo, like multiple bags, can also benefit from concealed door closer.

 

Controls the open swing of doors
Most concealed door closer also come with a backcheck function. Backcheck prevents doors from opening too fast, by either slowing or even stopping the door at some point of its opening swing.

 

Adds security through door closure
A door closer adds another level of security to a property. Since it securely closes a door after someone passes through it, your door won’t be left open for unwanted persons. You won’t have to worry about leaving the premises open for the taking to thieves or unauthorised persons.

 

Type of Concealed Door Closer

 

Overhead Door Closers
The overhead door closers are the most common of all and are widely used in commercial properties. For instance, conference doors, office interior doors are generally affixed with a closer which would automatically close the door. The three most common types of overhead door closers are –

Floor-Spring Door Closers
The Floor-spring door closers are generally used on glass doors and are mounted on the floor so that it remains concealed. A bar in the closer is fitted on the underside of the door that controls the closing action. These are mostly used for upscale commercial properties as they have the most appealing looks. They also have an open setting so that they can be left open.

Transom-Mounted Overhead Door Closers
Like standard arm door closers, the arms project out from the door rather than sitting flat. The main difference is that the spring-loaded box is mounted on the door frame. The most common application is to aluminium or glass doors, mainly because these doors often have narrow top rails.

 

Application of Concealed Door Closer
Heavy Duty Sliding Door Closer
Heavy Duty Sliding Door Closer
Heavy Duty Sliding Door Closer
Heavy Duty Sliding Door Closer

Fire Door Safety and Compliance
Fire doors form an integral part of the fire compartmentation of a building and must be closed in the event of an outbreak of fire. concealed door closer ensures that the door will close automatically after it has been opened. A floor spring, transom, concealed or overhead closer could be installed to a fire door if it has the correct certification. If hold open function is required on a fire door, install either an electromagnetic door closer or an electromagnetic door holder.

Controlled Closing
Most closers feature dampers that offer a level of control over the force and speed at which the door closes. This cushion is especially crucial on particularly heavy doors. Correctly adjusting the closure speed can prevent an injury to a child or a less able person; in fact, anyone who is unable to move quickly, even someone burdened with heavy shopping for example.

Secure Closing
concealed door closer will ensure that your entrance door has closed securely after someone passes through it. This prevents your property from being left vulnerable to thieves or preventing unauthorised access etc. Fitting the correct door closer is especially important on doors fitted with access control. concealed door closer will ensure that the door returns to the closed position after opening, allowing the locking element to engage and secure the door. Doors using maglocks, electric strikes, or electric locks would all require a controlled door closing device to be fitted to provide secure closing.

Preventing Damage
Most closers have backcheck function which prevents the door from being opened too fast. This can happen on external doors during high winds etc. when the door could blow open at high speed. The door blowing open at high speed, or being vigorously thrown open could damage either the door or the doorframe itself, which is costly.

 

 

When Do You Need To Replace A Concealed Door Closer

As with anything mechanical, there will come a time when you will need to replace your concealed door closer. Here are some examples of when you should consider installing a new unit, or replacing a component part:

The door is no longer closing fully and adjustment has not solved the issue. The purpose of the closer is to ensure that a door shuts fully into the frame in order to maintain fire integrity and/or security.
If the door is slamming it is possible that the hydraulic fluid or oil has leaked out or the valve seals are worn. If adjustment doesn't work then it's time to replace.
If you notice hydraulic fluid leaking. Without this essential fluid, the concealed door closer will fail and this could happen at the point that you need it the most.
To keep your fire door closed fully into the frame, against any lock or latch fitted, thereby keeping smoke and fire at bay due to the tight seal between the door and the intumescent, and allowing you to exit the premises safely.
To prevent any unauthorised person gaining access to your property/premises either when you are there or in your absence.

Medium Heavy Duty Door Closer

 

Concealed Cam Action Door Closer

Concealed Door Closer Installation

Choose a location
Carefully determine where you plan to install the shutter. When closing the door, ensure enough space for your arm to rest on the opposite wall. Mark the hole you plan to drill with a pencil

Test and adjust
After finishing the installation, let’s test if the door is closed.
Open the door, and then release the washing machine. Remember, we have preloaded it. If your concealed door closer includes a spring-loaded quick-release washer, it willautomatically remove when you open the door.

Adjust the tension
If your door does not close, or the speed is too fast or too slow, you can adjust the tension on the concealed door closer.
There is a tension screw on the front of the concealed door closer. Turn the screw counterclockwise about the door faster or harder. Turn the screw clock wisely; the slower it turns off.

 

Gather your tools

The necessary tools may include a tape measure, hole punch, pencil, screwdriver, monkey wrench, and drill bit. To

Adjust the dial screw

This is only necessary when trying to open the door holding the device. Adjust the adjusting screw to the desired fixed position.

Close to installation

With holes marked, use a drill to create holes for the screws. Reposition the shutter and tighten it.

Put on the arm

Install the separate components, then connect the two parts and the preloaded spring. Tighten the included screws. To

 

How to Adjust The Concealed Door Closer?
 

If you are opening the door or opening too fast or too slowly, it may be time to adjust the door’s distance. Just the proper steps and a little time.

Strength adjustment method

There are many ways to adjust the concealed door closer, and different models differ. Some are simple and complex. When revising, we must perform specific operations according to the purpose of the adjustment.
For example, we need to adjust the door's power closer because improper power may cause a lot of noise when closing the door. The specific method is this: first, find the screw corresponding to the adjustment force and then adjust it with a screwdriver.
Generally, tighten it to reduce the closing force and relax it to increase the closing pressure. So, choose according to the size of your own home. If the size is small, you must tighten it. If the door is too heavy or oversized, it should be loose. Try a few more times to find the feeling.

Speed adjustment method

The purpose of the second type of adjustment is speed. The adjustment of the rate is similar to that of strength. If the force is greater, the speed will be faster; if the power is small, the speed will be slow.
However, some concealed door closers have special speed-adjusting screws. In this case, they must be adjusted with screws controlling the force. You must first change the door's power closer, then find the screw to adjust the speed and rotate it according to the instructions.

 

 

How to Maintain a Door Closer

Since door closers are made out of metal, they can be maintained very similarly to the way you'd maintain any other metal tools and contraptions. However, there are a few
tricks to prevent them from slowing down or rusting out. To prevent any issues, try the following suggestions:

Keep the door closer oiled

●Never force the door to close. Opening a door with a closer on it will be a little bit more difficult, but not enough to hinder you. lf you're feeling impatient, just let it close when you're done with it. Forcing a door to close can make the door closer break. lt puts too much stress on the parts that are designed to prevent it from slamming.

●Door closers usually last about seven years. If you're pushing it beyond that point,it's safe to say that you'll experience problems. All parts have unique life expectancies, but you shouldn't try to overwork a door closer since it might break and cause harm.

Slide Channel Door Closer

 

Our Factory

Dorrenhaus is an expert in production of UL and CE certified door closer which stands for the highest standard you could find in China or even globally. Every single piece of our product is only released in the market after the most strict inspections starting from raw material to packaging details.

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FAQ
 

Q: What is the difference between concealed door closer and overhead door closer?

A: Concealed door closers are hidden from view and are a more aesthetically pleasing fit than overhead door closers. They are fitted in either the door jamb, the door itself or the transom.

Q: What are the disadvantages of a concealed door closer?

A: The downside to this type of closer is the limited door size and weight that it can handle, because the closer must fit within the header. There are three types of installations for overhead concealed closers: End load refers to how the door is installed in the opening.

Q: What is a concealed door?

A: Secret / hidden doors are sometimes called concealed doors or flush doors, all these terms basically refer to a door system that does not use door jambs or architraves to create a more simple contemporary feeling.

Q: How do you adjust a concealed door closer?

A: To increase either the closing or latching speeds, turn the appropriate adjustment valve counter-clockwise. To decrease either the closing or latching speeds, turn the appropriate adjustment valve clockwise. Set the latching speed (Valve L) first, then set the closing speed (Valve C). Check and readjust if necessary.

Q: What is the difference between a secret door and a concealed door?

A: Concealed doors are usually the kind with tapestries in front of them, Secret doors are the kind where you hide your cookie jar, not easily found.

Q: Why would you use a concealed hinge?

A: Concealed hinges are used on doors both in a commercial setting and often on furniture in a residential setting to provide a clean aesthetic and flush finish. They are often considered to provide a more contemporary look.

Q: Are concealed door hinges worth it?

A: Concealed hinges are often a premium choice for many homeowners and contractors because they provide a sleek and elegant look. That's why you'll find them in high-end homes, office buildings, hotels/BNBs, and clean rooms.

Q: How do you adjust the spring tension on a concealed door closer?

A: Start by opening the closer and removing the two side retaining pins. The spring can now be accessed through the central opening. Adjust the spring by carefully turning the screw located on the top of the device. Then, turn the screw counterclockwise to increase spring tension and clockwise to decrease it.

Q: What is the difference between a jib door and a concealed door?

A: If you look at a couple of online pictures, you'll quickly get what a jib door is. Essentially, this is a concealed door that blends into the rest of the interior design. When a jib door is used, a wall appears to be uninterrupted.

Q: What does a concealed hinge look like?

A: This design has the outer face of the door flushed on the outer surface of the frame or edge of the cabinet box. The hinge arm of an inset concealed hinge is highly cranked. Also, the mounting plate is raised to fully eliminate the overlay.

Q: What is the difference between concealed hinges and normal hinges?

A: Although there are different types of furniture cabinet hinges in the hardware market now, you also need first to know the basic difference between them. Unlike regular hinges, concealed hinges don't reveal any imperfections in the measurements of the cabinet. They are often used in combination with faux hinges.

Q: How far are concealed hinges from the edge of a door?

A: If you're installing a new hinge you should drill a correctly sized hole on the door using one of our hole cutter attachments, you'll need to measure 21.5mm inwards from the edge of the door - this leaves the hole 4mm from the edge of the door - then the hole will need to be 12mm deep for the hinge cup to sit flush.

Q: What is the hole depth of a concealed hinge?

A: Concealed hinges simply require one large bored hole and two small screw holes, one on either side of the hinge cup. Standard hinge holes for these hinges tend to be 35mm in diameter and around 10-12.5mm deep.

Q: What is a fire rated door closer?

A: A fire door closer, also known in some cases as a self-closing device, is typically installed at the top of a door to ensure the door shuts automatically to maintain fire safety. They can be used for residential or commercial settings and come in a wide variety of designs to suit individual requirements.

Q: What is the maximum angle for a door closer?

A: If the door is located next to a wall, then it may only be feasible to open the door up to 90 or 100 degrees. On the other hand if there are no walls or barriers around the door way, a standard door closer can swing open up to 180 degrees.

Q: What is a concealed door loop?

A: Designed to transfer power from the frame to the door, for use with electronic locks or closers. Concealed within the door jamb for extra security. Ideal for electric locks or alarms mounted to the door.

Q: Where should concealed hinges be placed?

A: Concealed hinges can go in face-frame or frameless cabinets and on any door type—including full overlay, partial overlay, or inset—as long as the doors are at least ½ inch thick. The hinges I'm using are for frameless cabinets with inset doors.

Q: What tool is used to install concealed hinges?

A: The Concealed Hinge Jig takes the guesswork out of installing cabinet doors using concealed hinges. This economical, easy-to-use jig ensures accurate hinge alignment, so you can install doors that fit great and work well. Plus, the Concealed Hinge Jig works with an ordinary drill and the included carbide tipped bit.

Q: Are concealed hinges adjustable?

A: Concealed hinges are fantastic for creating a simplistic and minimalistic kitchen design. The 3-way adjustable function allows for a vertical, horizontal and depth adjustment after the hinge has been installed. This makes installation of the concealed kitchen hinge nice and easy.

Q: Are concealed closers fire rated?

A: Our concealed closers provide the peace of mind that comes with knowing you've taken every measure to protect lives and property. If you need a fire rated jamb closer then the Samuel Heath original Perko R100 Powermatic closer is suitable for FD30 and FD60 doors.

We're professional concealed door closer manufacturers and suppliers in China, specialized in providing the best customized service. We warmly welcome you to buy concealed door closer made in China here from our factory.

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