How to Install a Door Closer？

There are many reasons why a door can not close properly. A bent hinge or a sprung frame may be causing this problem, and these can be fixed by replacing the door. Air pressure can also be a problem, and it can oppose the motion of a door closer. In some cases, it may be necessary to replace the entire door. If all other possibilities fail, you may need to install a new door closer.

Surface-mounted Door Closers come in four varieties, including a slide-track arm, a regular arm, and a top jamb mount. We also offer a concealed model, which mounts inside the doorframe. Another type of surface-mounted closer is installed behind the doorframe and rests against the middle hinge. The regular arm has a spring-loaded box that projects perpendicularly from the door, and it is the most energy-efficient option.

Surface-mounted Door Closers are often mounted on the left or right side of a door. They can be mounted on either the push or pull side of the door, but it is recommended that they be installed on the inside of the room or building. Depending on the style of your door, you might also need to buy a special mounting bracket. Regardless of the mounting configuration, it is important to consider how the door will be used. If it is going to be in a room with children, it is advisable to install a door closer on that side.