Ives COR72 315AN Door Coordinator 72 Inches Black

Product Description

The IVES COR72 315AN is a door coordinator designed to control the closing sequence of a pair of doors, ensuring the inactive leaf closes before the active leaf. This prevents the doors from colliding or latching out of order - a common problem on pairs equipped with overlapping astragals or automatic flush bolts. The COR72 315AN spans 72 inches, covering wide pairs typically found in commercial and institutional entryways. It is finished in black (315AN) for a clean, consistent appearance on darker hardware sets. Installation is handled by commercial door hardware technicians and finish carpenters working to commercial building specifications.

The COR72 315AN is suited for double-door applications in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and institutional settings where proper door sequencing is required by code or hardware specification. The 72-inch length accommodates wide inactive leaves common in these environments. It is typically used alongside overhead door closers and flush bolt hardware to complete a code-compliant pair installation.

Key Features

• Controls closing sequence to prevent active leaf from closing before inactive leaf
• 72-inch length suits wide double-door pairs in commercial applications
• Black (315AN) finish coordinates with dark-finish door hardware sets
• Designed for use with overhead closers and flush bolt hardware on paired doors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style coordinator for commercial double-door pairs requiring sequenced closing control. Specific model compatibility was not provided; verify door pair dimensions and hardware configuration before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed commercial door hardware technician or finish carpenter familiar with paired-door hardware. The coordinator must be mounted to the frame head and coordinated with the door closers on both leaves to function correctly. Ensure both door closers are properly adjusted before final coordinator adjustment. Follow the door hardware manufacturer's template and local building code requirements for paired-door hardware installation.