Door Hardware
US3 Hotel Type Door Guard, Carded
A door guard is the swing-bar style secondary latch mounted on the inside face of an entry door, most often specified for hotel, motel and apartmen...
View full detailsTuff Stuff Chain Door Guard, Dull Chrome
A chain door guard is a surface-mounted secondary security device for a swinging entry door. A short length of chain runs between a plate fastened ...
View full detailsTuff-Stuff Chain Door Guard, Brass
A chain door guard is a simple secondary latch for a swinging entry door: a slide plate mounts to the door face and a chain-and-ball assembly mount...
View full details4-1/2 in. Metal Door Spring Hinge
A spring hinge replaces a standard butt hinge and returns the door to the closed position on its own, using a coiled spring housed inside the barre...
View full details5 in. Flip Down Door Holder, Silver
A flip-down door holder, also called a kickdown holder, mounts to the face of a door near the bottom rail and swings a pivoting arm down to the flo...
View full details3-1/2 in. Stainless Steel Square-Corner Door Hinge
A square-corner butt hinge in stainless steel, sized for residential interior and light commercial doors. Butt hinges mount in mortises cut into th...
View full details3-1/2 in. Stainless Steel Door Hinge, 1/4 in. Radius
A stainless steel butt hinge for hanging interior and exterior doors. The leaves carry a quarter-inch corner radius, which matches the router templ...
View full detailsFrost King 36 in. Aluminum Brush Door Sweep, Silver
A door sweep is the strip that closes the gap between the bottom of a door and the threshold or finish floor. This one is a brush-type sweep: an ex...
View full detailsJohn Sterling Heavy Duty Adjustable By-Pass Door Guide
The John Sterling heavy duty adjustable door guide is the floor-mounted component of a by-pass sliding door system. In a by-pass installation the d...
View full detailsShepherd Hardware 3-1/4 in. Door Knob Wall Protector, White
A door knob wall protector is a rigid round disc that mounts on the wall at the point a swinging door's knob or lever strikes it. It takes the repe...
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