Hager Hinge 307D Metal Door Silencers Gray Bag of 100

Product Description

The HAGER HINGE 307D is a bag of 100 metal door silencers in a gray finish, designed to reduce noise and vibration when doors close against their frames. These small rubber or metal bumper-style silencers press into door frame stops to cushion door contact and eliminate the sharp clicking or rattling that occurs in high-traffic openings. Sold in a 100-piece bag, this SKU suits commercial and residential hardware projects where multiple doors are being fitted or replaced at once. Locksmiths, door hardware installers, and general contractors typically keep these on hand as a standard finishing component for interior door installations.

Door silencers like the 307D are used on hollow metal frames, wood frames, and commercial door assemblies in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, and residential buildings. They are installed in the door stop of the frame and are typically used in sets of three per door opening. The gray finish provides a low-visibility, neutral appearance suitable for most painted or primed frame finishes.

Key Features

• Bag of 100 silencers for multi-door projects or service stock
• Gray finish blends with standard painted or primed door frames
• Metal construction for durability in commercial and residential applications
• Compact profile for flush installation in door frame stops
• Packaged quantity reduces per-unit cost for volume installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style door silencer for use with hollow metal and wood door frames in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Door silencers are typically installed by locksmiths, door hardware installers, or finish carpenters. No specialized tools are required beyond a standard awl or insertion tool to press the silencer into the pre-drilled hole in the door stop. Ensure the frame stop hole diameter matches the silencer before installation to achieve a secure fit. Always confirm the door is unhung or secured before working on the frame to prevent injury.