Door Hardware

The head is the horizontal member that spans the top of a hollow metal door frame, tying the two jambs together and forming the upper stop the door...

The head is the horizontal top member of a hollow metal door frame, spanning between the two jambs to form the opening. It is supplied as a separat...

The head is the horizontal top member of a hollow metal door frame, spanning between the two jambs above the door opening. It carries the strike-si...

The head is the horizontal top member of a hollow metal door frame, spanning between the two jambs above the door opening. It is supplied as a sepa...

A hollow metal head section for a knock-down steel door frame. The head is the horizontal member that spans between the two jambs at the top of the...

The head is the horizontal member that spans the top of a hollow metal door frame, tying the two jambs together and carrying the stop that the door...

A hydraulic door closer mounts to the door and frame and controls the door through its swing, bringing it back to the latch under its own power rat...

A door sweep is a surface-mounted weatherseal that closes the gap between the bottom of a door and the threshold or sill. It consists of an aluminu...

A surface-mounted door sweep consisting of an extruded aluminum retainer with a flexible seal blade along its lower edge. The retainer screws to th...

The ZipWall ZipDoor is a self-adhesive zippered barrier that closes off a doorway during remodeling, demolition, restoration or abatement work. A p...

Boring a door for a lockset or deadbolt takes two intersecting holes: a large cross bore through the face of the door and a smaller edge bore throu...

A rigid door stop is the simplest form of wall protection for a swinging door: a fixed metal post with a cushioned tip that stops the door leaf bef...

A rigid door stop is the simplest form of door control hardware: a solid, one-piece post that mounts to the baseboard, wall, or floor and takes the...

A spring door stop is the simplest way to keep a knob or lever from punching through drywall. The coil-spring body mounts to the baseboard behind t...

A hinge pin door stop is a swing limiter that mounts to the door's existing butt hinge rather than to the floor, the baseboard or the door face. Th...

A hinge pin door stop is the least invasive way to keep a door from driving its knob into the drywall. The unit clamps to the barrel of an existing...

A wall-mounted door bumper is the simplest form of door protection: a small resilient stop that mounts on the wall surface where the door or its kn...

A convex wall door stop is a surface-mounted bumper that takes the impact of a swinging door before the knob, lever or door edge reaches the wall. ...

A wall-mounted door bumper is the simplest way to stop a swinging door before the knob, lever or edge reaches the wall behind it. The unit fastens ...

A low dome floor stop is the squat, rounded bumper set into the floor behind a swinging door. The dome body takes the strike from the door face or ...

A dome stop is the simplest piece of door hardware there is: a solid, rigid bumper that fastens to the floor behind a swinging door and takes the i...

A flip down door holder, also called a kick down holder, is a surface-mounted device that keeps a swinging door propped open without a separate flo...

A kick-down door holder is a surface-mounted device fastened to the face of a door near the bottom rail. A hinged arm is pivoted down with a foot u...

A hotel door guard is a secondary latching device mounted on the inside face of an entry door and its frame, used in addition to the primary lockse...