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Lockwood 8001C Concealed Door Stay
The Lockwood Concealed Door Stay is the ideal choice where an uncluttered look or the clean lines of the door are required to be seen.
Lockwood 8001C Door Stays are ideally suited for medium to light duty applications where the expense of a hydraulic door closer cannot be justified.
Suitable for both 90° and 180° openings.
Features
- New and improved smooth action roller mechanism
- Noiseless friction hold-open
- Non-handed
- Mechanism tested to 500,000 cycles
- Stainless steel and anodized aluminium finishes
- Suitable for both 90° and 180° openings
- Suitable for patio, partitioning, cupboards, switch room, FHR type doors
- Suitable for door widths from 400mm to 850mm
- Suitable for door thicknesses from 32mm
Lockwood 8001C Concealed Door Stay
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