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Door Closers & Commercial Door Hardware — Installed Right

Stop slamming, fix latching, and protect your doors with the right closer and hardware. Local service across Northwest Arkansas.

Since 1981 • Veteran‑owned • Local shop & mobile service

COMMON CLOSER PROBLEMS

Door slams or won’t latch

  • Closer leaks oil / weak spring

  • Arm bent/loose or holes stripped

  • Wind catches door (needs backcheck)

  • Heavy door / ADA opening issues

A correctly sized/adjusted closer protects your door hardware, frame, and hinges—and helps meet accessibility goals.

CLOSER TYPES

Surface Closers (most common) — Regular arm, top jamb, or parallel arm for storefronts and schools.
Concealed/Overhead — For specific frames/doors. Great look; parts availability varies.
Track/Slide Arm — Low profile, smooth action; often used in offices and healthcare.

Key Features: Adjustable power (sizes 1–6), sweep speed, latch speed, backcheck, optional delayed action.

Finish options: Aluminum/clear, dark bronze, others by request. Fire‑rated doors require non‑hold‑open closers unless using a code‑compliant automatic release.

DOOR HARDWARE WE STOCK & INSTALL 

Door Viewers (Peepholes) — 160°+ field; various thickness ranges; finishes to match.
Stops — Wall, floor, hinge pin, and overhead holders to protect walls/closers.
Kick Plates — 8–12″ tall common; custom widths/heights; stainless/bronze/alum.
Push/Pull Plates & Pulls — Pair with latches/closers; ADA‑friendly options.
Thresholds & Sweeps — Seal gaps, reduce drafts, improve latching.
Strikes & Latch Guards — Reinforce security at latch edge.
Weatherstripping — Perimeter seals for comfort and energy savings.

Need panic/exit devices or continuous hinges too? We do that as well (see links below).

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CLOSER 

  1. Door & Frame Type — Aluminum storefront, hollow metal, or wood.

  2. Handing & Mount — Regular/Top Jamb/Parallel Arm.

  3. Door Size/Weight & Traffic — Choose correct power size or adjustable unit.

  4. Environment — Wind‑exposed? Add backcheck; high‑abuse? Choose heavy‑duty arm.

  5. Compliance — Fire‑rated opening? No mechanical hold‑open arms. ADA opening force targets may apply.

RELATED DOOR TUNE‑UP

  • Rehang/realign door; adjust strikes

  • Replace worn pivots/hinges or upgrade to continuous hinge

  • Set closer speeds and latch timing so locks catch reliably

  • Replace worn sweeps/thresholds to stop rub and drafts

 

OUR PROCESS 

  1. Survey & Measure — Door type, handing, frame condition

  2. Recommend — Closer size/mount, hardware package & finishes

  3. Install — Mount closer/hardware, reinforce where needed

  4. Tune & Verify — Sweep/latch/backcheck set; smooth, safe closing

FAQ 

Why is my door slamming even after I adjusted it?
It may be the wrong size/arm setup, bad seals, or wind exposure—proper sizing and backcheck help.

Can I use a hold‑open arm on a fire door?
Mechanical hold‑open arms are not allowed on labeled fire doors. Use a code‑compliant automatic release if hold‑open is required.

What closer size do I need?
Most commercial doors use size 3–5; adjustable 1–6 units cover a range. We’ll measure and set it correctly.

Do you stock finishes to match my door?
Common finishes are aluminum/clear and dark bronze; other finishes available by request.

Do you install kick plates and stops?
Yes—plus viewers, push/pull plates, thresholds, sweeps, weatherstrip, and more.

Need your door to close smoothly and latch every time? Call 479‑521‑LOCK  or request a quote.

C and E Lock and Safe Inc.