Ives COR9G US26D Door Coordinator Satin Chrome

Product Description

The IVES COR9G US26D is a door coordinator designed for use on pairs of doors where both leaves must close in the proper sequence. The coordinator holds the active leaf open until the inactive leaf has closed first, preventing the leaves from colliding and ensuring latches and astragals engage correctly. Finished in satin chrome, this unit features a 9 inch gravity arm that returns to position by gravity rather than spring tension, reducing mechanical wear over time. It is installed by door hardware professionals and finish carpenters working on paired door assemblies in commercial and institutional settings.

This coordinator is suited for pairs of doors in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other applications where sequenced closing is required by code or hardware design. It is typically used alongside surface-applied door closers on both the active and inactive leaves. The satin chrome finish integrates with a wide range of door hardware finishes in interior applications where a brushed metallic appearance is specified.

Key Features

• Gravity arm design returns to position without spring tension, reducing wear on the mechanism
• 9 inch arm length accommodates standard paired door frame widths
• Satin chrome finish for a clean, brushed metallic appearance
• Sequences door leaf closure to protect astragals, latches, and coordinators from leaf collision
• Designed for surface-mount installation on the frame head

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation coordinator for paired door assemblies requiring sequenced closing, typically used with surface-applied door closers on both leaves.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified door hardware technician or finish carpenter. The coordinator is surface-mounted to the frame head stop, and both door closers must be properly adjusted so the inactive leaf consistently closes before the active leaf releases. Ensure all door hardware is de-tensioned and doors are propped safely before beginning installation. Local building codes and fire-rated door assembly requirements should be consulted when installing coordinators on rated openings.