COMMERCIAL DOOR HARDWARE
Commercial doors require specialized hardware to ensure security, functionality, durability, and compliance with building codes. Whether for hollow metal doors, storefront doors, curtain walls, bullet-resistant doors, or interior glass systems, the right hardware enhances safety, accessibility, and performance. Below is a breakdown of various commercial door hardware options, their uses, and customization possibilities.
PANIC & EXIT DEVICES
Panic and exit devices are designed for emergency egress, allowing doors to be opened quickly and safely during an emergency. These are essential for schools, hospitals, retail stores, and high-occupancy buildings to comply with fire and life safety codes (ADA & NFPA 101).
CUSTOMIZATION:
Types of Devices – Rim, mortise, surface vertical rod, or concealed vertical rod exit devices.
Finish Options – Available in stainless steel, aluminum, bronze, and powder-coated finishes.
Electric & Access Control Integration – Electrified panic bars for keycard access or delayed egress.
Alarmed Exit Devices – Built-in alarms to prevent unauthorized exit.
Weather-Resistant Options – Corrosion-resistant materials for exterior doors.
DOOR CLOSERS
Door closers control the speed and force of door closing to ensure smooth, safe, and automatic closure. They are used in office buildings, hospitals, schools, and storefronts to meet ADA compliance and prevent slamming.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Mounting Types – Surface-mounted, concealed, or floor-spring closers.
Adjustable Closing Speeds – Control over sweep speed, latch speed, and backcheck for custom operation.
Fire-Rated Models – Certified closers with fail-safe or fail-secure functions for fire doors.
Heavy-Duty Options – For high-traffic commercial applications.
Hold-Open Function – Keeps the door open until manually closed, ideal for high-traffic areas.
HINGES & PIVOTS
Hinges and pivots allow doors to swing smoothly and support the weight of commercial doors. These are essential for high-traffic doors, fire-rated doors, and storefront entrances where durability and reliability are key.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Types of Hinges – Butt hinges, continuous (piano) hinges, ball-bearing hinges, and spring hinges.
Heavy-Duty Options – Load-bearing hinges for oversized or reinforced doors.
Pivot Hinges for Storefront Doors – Offset, center-hung, and floor-mounted pivots for glass and aluminum doors.
Fire-Rated Hinges – UL-listed hinges to meet fire code requirements.
Concealed Hinges – For a sleek, modern look, especially on glass and frameless doors.
LOCKSETS & CYLINDERS
Locksets provide security and controlled access in commercial settings, from office doors to storefronts and high-security areas. Cylinders can be keyed alike, master-keyed, or electronic for enhanced access control.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Types of Locksets – Mortise, cylindrical, interconnected, or deadbolt locks.
Keyless Entry Options – Electronic keypads, RFID readers, and smart locks.
High-Security Cylinders – Pick-resistant, drill-resistant, and restricted keyway systems.
Finish Options – Satin chrome, brass, bronze, black, and stainless steel finishes.
Interchangeable Cores – Easily rekeyable cylinders for businesses that require frequent key changes.
KICK PLATES & DOOR PROTECTION
Kick plates and door protection hardware extend the lifespan of doors, preventing damage from foot traffic, carts, and equipment. Used in hospitals, restaurants, schools, and warehouses.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Kick Plates – Stainless steel, aluminum, bronze, or plastic options.
Push & Pull Plates – Added protection for manual doors.
Edge Guards & Armor Plates – Reinforce door edges to prevent wear.
Full-Length Door Protection – Heavy-duty options for commercial kitchens and industrial spaces.
WEATHERSTRIPPING & THRESHOLDS
Weatherstripping and thresholds improve energy efficiency and security by sealing gaps around doors to prevent drafts, water, dust, and pests. Essential for exterior storefronts, hollow metal doors, and aluminum entryways.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Automatic Door Bottoms – Seals gaps when the door is closed.
Sweeps & Gaskets – Brush, neoprene, and silicone options for airtight seals.
Threshold Types – ADA-compliant, fire-rated, or thermal break thresholds.
Drip Edges & Rain Deflectors – Prevents water infiltration on exterior doors.
GLASS DOOR HARDWARE
Glass doors require specialized hardware for security, ease of use, and aesthetic appeal in offices, hotels, malls, and restaurants.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Glass Door Hinges – Patch fittings, pivot hinges, and continuous hinges for frameless glass doors.
Glass Door Locks – Floor locks, patch locks, and sliding door locks for all-glass entrances.
Sliding Glass Door Tracks – Smooth-gliding rail systems for interior partitions and storefronts.
Handle Options – D-pull handles, ladder pulls, and push bars in stainless steel, brass, or black finishes.
Soft-Close & Self-Closing Mechanisms – Enhances safety and convenience.
BULLET RESISTANT & HIGH SECURITY DOOR HARDWARE
High-security buildings, government offices, and financial institutions require specialized hardware for ballistic protection and controlled entry.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Ballistic-Rated Locksets – UL-rated locks for bullet-resistant doors.
Reinforced Hinges – Heavy-duty security hinges to prevent forced entry.
Multi-Point Locking Systems – Secure doors at multiple points for enhanced protection.
Access-Controlled Entry Points – Integrated with security systems for restricted access.
ACCESS CONTROL & ELECTRONIC LOCKS
Access control systems enhance security and convenience, allowing businesses to control who enters and exits through keypads, keycards, fobs, or biometric readers. Used in offices, hospitals, schools, and high-security buildings.
CUSTOMIZATION:
Card Readers & Keypads – Standalone or networked options.
Wireless & Smart Locks – Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and app-controlled entry.
Audit Trail Capabilities – Track entry and exit logs for security.
Fail-Safe vs. Fail-Secure – Options depending on fire safety requirements.
Intercom & Video Integration – Two-way communication for high-security areas.
