Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices

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Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Devices

Concealed vertical rod devices work the same way as surface vertical rod hardware but with the rods routed inside the door instead of on the face. Two-point latching, cleaner look.

Common Applications

These devices are typically specified for wood veneer doors, glass doors and high-end commercial interiors where exposed rods would affect the appearance of the space.

What to Check Before Ordering

Concealed vertical rod hardware requires a door that was prepped for internal rods at the time of manufacturing. If the door is already hung, confirm the prep before purchasing to avoid issues on site.

Fire Rating Availability

Our concealed vertical rod exit devices are available in both fire-rated and non-rated versions to cover the range of openings where this hardware is typically required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The rods run inside the door instead of on the face, so there is no exposed hardware. Same two-point latching, cleaner appearance.

Yes. The door needs to be manufactured with internal routing for the rods. It is not something you can easily add to an existing door after the fact.

They take more effort to access than surface mounted hardware since everything is inside the door, but quality units rarely need adjustment once properly installed.

Wood veneer doors, glass doors and high-end commercial interiors where exposed hardware would affect the look of the space.

Yes but only specific models carry the required fire rating. Confirm the listing matches your door assembly before ordering.