Hampton Products-wright V16 Adjustable Door Spring

Product Description

The HAMPTON PRODUCTS-WRIGHT V16 is a steel and aluminum adjustable door spring designed for use in door tension control applications. It allows field adjustment of spring tension without the need for a full replacement, and its length adjusts from 13 inches to 17 inches to accommodate varying door frame configurations. The combination of steel and aluminum construction keeps the unit lightweight while maintaining the structural integrity required for repeated tension cycles. This part is installed by carpenters, general contractors, and maintenance technicians working on residential or light commercial door assemblies.

The V16 is suited for applications where door closing tension must be tuned to meet building requirements or occupant preference. Its adjustable length range makes it adaptable to doors of different widths and weights without stocking multiple fixed-length springs. Typical install scenarios include interior and exterior hinged doors in residential units, apartment buildings, and light commercial facilities where self-closing door function is required. The package quantity is 10 units, making it a practical stocking item for service technicians and contractors who handle multiple door installations.

Key Features

• Length adjusts from 13 inches to 17 inches for flexible fitment across door sizes
• Adjustable spring tension allows field tuning without full spring replacement
• Steel and aluminum construction balances durability with weight efficiency
• Sold in a package of 10 units, suitable for multi-door service calls or stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install door spring for standard hinged door assemblies requiring adjustable closing tension.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter, door hardware technician, or general maintenance professional. Ensure the door is held in a safe, stable position before removing any existing spring hardware to prevent uncontrolled door movement. Use appropriate hand tools and fasteners rated for the door frame material. Verify local building codes for self-closing door requirements, particularly in fire-rated or ADA-compliant door assemblies.