A door closer ensures that the door closes automatically after opening and provides a safe, smooth and controlled closing every time the door is used. Door closers are often used in properties, offices, homes and public environments where you want the door to always close correctly.

The right door closer improves both function and safety. It reduces the risk of doors being left open, helps reduce energy loss and protects the door, frame and hinges from unnecessary wear and tear over time.

Complete door closers for easier selection

In this category you will find complete door closers where the correct parts are already included in the kit. This means that the door closer housing and arm system are delivered together, which makes it easier to choose the right one and reduces the risk of incorrect combinations.

Buying a complete door closer is often both easier and more affordable than buying the parts separately, especially when you want a ready-made solution that is directly suitable for the door environment.

Advantages of door closers

• The door closes automatically after opening.
• Reduces the risk of doors being left open
• Improves security in properties and premises
• Reduces wear on door, frame and hinges
• Provides a soft and controlled closing

How to choose the right door closer

When choosing a door closer, it's a good idea to start by checking:

• The door width and weight
• Which closing force (EN size) as required
• If you need standard arm, slide rail or stand-up arm
• If the door is a front door, entrance door or interior door
• If the door has fire or smoke requirements

Do you want help choosing the right model?
Read our guide: How to choose the right door closer?

Not sure which model you need?

• For ordinary exterior doors and entrance doors many standard models work well
• Yes wider and heavier door, the higher the closing force needed
• Sliding rail often gives a more discreet appearance while standard arm is a classic and proven solution
• For double doors, in some cases a double door set with coordinator

Do you want to understand the difference between arm types?
Read our guide on the difference between standard arm and slide rail