Glynn Johnson 106S32D Concealed Overhead Stop Size 6

Product Description

The GLYNN JOHNSON 106S32D is a heavy-duty concealed overhead stop designed for demanding door control applications in commercial and institutional settings. Mounted inside the door frame head, this overhead stop controls door swing by limiting travel at a set open position, reducing stress on hinges, frames, and closers. It ships in a Satin Stainless Steel finish and is built to handle the high-cycle traffic common in commercial buildings. At 37.5 inches in length and weighing 4.2 pounds, the 106S32D is a Size 6 unit suited for heavy door assemblies. Installation is performed by a qualified door hardware or general contractor familiar with overhead concealed hardware.

This overhead stop is intended for commercial and institutional door openings where a concealed, frame-mounted stop is required. Typical applications include corridors, entrances, and high-traffic openings in healthcare, education, and government facilities. The concealed design keeps the hardware out of sight when the door is in use, maintaining a clean appearance while still delivering positive door control. The Satin Stainless Steel finish provides corrosion resistance appropriate for environments where appearance and durability are both required.

Key Features

• Concealed overhead design mounts inside the door frame head for a clean, unobtrusive appearance
• Heavy-duty Size 6 construction rated for demanding, high-cycle commercial openings
• Satin Stainless Steel finish offers corrosion resistance and a neutral aesthetic
• Controls door swing to protect hinges, closers, and adjacent walls from impact damage
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement on individual openings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation overhead stop for heavy-duty commercial door openings requiring a Size 6 concealed frame-mounted unit.

Installation Notes

Installation of concealed overhead stops should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or commercial door contractor. The door and frame must be properly aligned before installation, and the door should be in its closed position with all other hardware removed or secured during fitting. Refer to the manufacturer installation template for mortise pocket location and fastener placement. Follow applicable building codes and door hardware association guidelines for hardware selection and installation practices.