We want a door closer for our small cloakroom which has an outward opening
I fitted a pair of these to one of our doors, they work very well.
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Mike
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8 years ago
Confused about door closers...
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8 years ago
A bit heavy to carry home though ...
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Yes, these are what I recommended. We have them on two doors and they work well - but usually won't *close* the door because at the near-closed position the spring tension is lowest.
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What are you seeing?
Mike
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"Total Product Weight 659 kg"
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could they have forgotten to put the decinal point at the start? That's the advantage of the Imperial system, it's very difficult to get such errors.
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Agreed. Even so, I fitted then had to remove one from the PO street door because the oldies didn't like it :-(
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Nevertheless, I've managed it. :-)
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charles put finger to keyboard:
Nigel Tufnel would disagree.
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8 years ago
Fitted now and working a treat. As our catch is nice and light it closes the door completely which is a bonus.
Didn't have any problem winding the springs up myself though. Just did it in stages until they were sufficiently tensioned. I did have to do a little bit of woodwork though as they're bulkier than a standard hinge but overall very pleased with the result.
Thanks for the heads up.
Tim
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8 years ago
Good show.
Blimey, I'm impressed. I think we decided that more than two hands were needed.
Ace.
:-)