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Tag Archives: TS2000NV
I am looking for a door closer for our fire door that goes from utility room to the integral garage, currently it operates with a spring loaded device (not adjustable) that slams the door shut with a big bang. Can you recommend a door closer which would close the door without slamming it shut?
An overhead hydraulic door closer would be a good solution for your slamming problem. For a large fire door (and width is the most important dimension to consider) you might go for a medium to heavy duty door closer like … Continue reading
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Tagged Eurospec, F2003, geze, slamming, t2024, TS1500, TS2000NV, TS4000
Comments Off on I am looking for a door closer for our fire door that goes from utility room to the integral garage, currently it operates with a spring loaded device (not adjustable) that slams the door shut with a big bang. Can you recommend a door closer which would close the door without slamming it shut?
Q: What does “back check” mean on heavy duty door closers?
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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Tagged back check, door closer, geze, Geze TS200NVBC, TS2000, TS2000NV, TS4000
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Q: Using Geze TS2000 door closers in the figure 66 position
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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Tagged door closer, Figure 66, foot operated door holder, geze, hold open arm, parallel arm bracket, TS2000, TS2000NV, TS2000NV BC
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I’m looking for a door closer for the front door of my little shop. I think something like the Geze TS1500 will be suitable. The thing that’s worrying me is that the door is directly under a thick lintel. There’s only 30mm from the top of the door to the underside of the lintel. Is this enough space to fit a TS1500?
We assume that the door is inward opening and therefore the door closer will be fitted to the inside of the door (PULL side)? Then the Geze TS1500 will be a good door closer for you if there’s enough room on … Continue reading
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Tagged geze, reveal, transom, TS1500, TS2000NV, TS3000V
Comments Off on I’m looking for a door closer for the front door of my little shop. I think something like the Geze TS1500 will be suitable. The thing that’s worrying me is that the door is directly under a thick lintel. There’s only 30mm from the top of the door to the underside of the lintel. Is this enough space to fit a TS1500?
I live in a flat of a converted Victorian house with a grand, big communal front door. Which is slammed a lot! I was looking at these door closers and wondered if you could recommend one? The door closes quite easily when pushed – but obviously we need to be sure that the closer will consistently do that. Any ideas?
A door closer would be a good solution for your slamming problem. For a large door (and width is the most important dimension to consider) you might go for a medium to heavy duty door closer like the TS2000 or … Continue reading
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Tagged communal front door, TS1500, TS2000, TS2000NV
Comments Off on I live in a flat of a converted Victorian house with a grand, big communal front door. Which is slammed a lot! I was looking at these door closers and wondered if you could recommend one? The door closes quite easily when pushed – but obviously we need to be sure that the closer will consistently do that. Any ideas?