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What makes The GEZE TS2000NVBC our bestselling door closer?

Posted on 4th July 2013 by Editor

It’s the versatility and reliability, its hard wearing but gentle action we love.  While ticking all the regulatory boxes of fire regs, DDA, CE marking etc, it is almost always the best door closer in so many ways.  Let me … Continue reading →

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Q: I have a door that is a glass panel at the top. The wood above the glass to the door stop is approx 73mm. The door opens outwards. The door is on a warehouse and is used quite a lot by the public. I have brought 2 closers from my local DIY centre but they do not fit due to the narrow bit at the top. What do you recommend?

Posted on 22nd December 2011 by Editor

A: There are two possible solutions; Option 1.) Using a door closer with a Drop Plate, e.g. the Geze TS2000NVBC (which is a really good mid-range, mid-price model) – the drop plate (shown above) allows the body to be set lower … Continue reading →

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Q: Could you provide adjustment instructions for your medium/heavy duty fire door closure. Unit is 9″+. Not sure if it’s working or not?

Posted on 29th August 2011 by Editor

A: We think you may be describing a Geze TS2000 door closer, the body of which is 226mm long (9″ = 229mm).  You can see some fitting and adjusting information on the pdfs at the bottom of the web page … Continue reading →

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Q: What does “back check” mean on heavy duty door closers?

Posted on 15th June 2011 by Editor

A: “Back Check” stops the door slamming open; two examples:- on an external door in a windy location back check prevents the wind from “picking up” and opening the door (which might damage the frame at the hinges); or when … Continue reading →

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I have a hotel fire door which opens 180° and obviously needs a door closer. What product can I use?

Posted on 28th January 2011 by Editor

The Geze TS2000 door closer will do that, as will the Geze TS4000, we suggest you decide between them by the usual criteria (width of door, frequency of use, ease of power adjustment, your budget, etc)

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Q: Please advise which make and model of door closer would be most suitable for a regularly used internal office fire door?

Posted on 17th January 2011 by Editor

A: Depending upon the traffic experienced by this door AND the type of seals (fire & smoke, acoustic etc?) the best and most adjustable door closer for this situation is the Geze TS4000 which is rated for a million cycles.  … Continue reading →

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Q: Using Geze TS2000 door closers in the figure 66 position

Posted on 4th January 2011 by Editor

I am trying to select some door closers for my scout hut. I have exterior double doors that open outwards so need a figure 66 type as shown in your diagrams.  Does the Geze TS2000 NV + BC come with … Continue reading →

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We have a GEZE door closer fitted to one of a large complex of apartments constructed about 2002/2003. Not able to identify model. The door closes very quickly and with a bang. Would appreciate advice on how to adjust to operate better.

Posted on 1st October 2010 by Editor

You can identify Geze door closers by their body size if nothing else is visible; for example the body of a TS4000 is 287mm long, a TS2000 is 226mm long and a TS1500 is 177mm long.  The door “closing very … Continue reading →

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Q: I need to adjust some fire doors which are all fitted with Geze TS2000 closers, we can adjust the speed but not the latch speed, can you advise us?

Posted on 13th August 2010 by Editor

A: The latching adjustment for a TS2000 is set by changing the position of the arm, see this link to our web page, then scroll to the bottom and look at the Fitting pdf, it’s shown on page 2 of … Continue reading →

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Recommend a door closer?

Posted on 3rd June 2010 by helen

Q: (from Guy) I need a door closer that is hidden or discreet and that closes softly [probably hydraulic?] to fit an old georgian 4-panel door and frame.  The problem is the door is slammed it will crack shower tiles … Continue reading →

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