Topic: Commercial Storefront And Door Terms

The main closing speed adjustment on a door closer.

A door closer function that slows the door as it opens to help prevent overextension.

A vertical strip or molding used where double doors meet to improve closure or sealing.

A strip attached to the bottom of a door to reduce drafts, dust, and water intrusion.

A handle used to pull open a door, often mounted on commercial glass doors.

A horizontal bar or exit device used to push open a door.

An access-control strike that can release a locked door electronically.

The metal plate on the frame where a latch or lock engages.

A locking device commonly used on commercial aluminum storefront doors.

Another term for panic hardware used on emergency exit doors.