Lcn 2013STDALRH Concealed In-frame Door Closer Size 3 Rh

Product Description

The LCN 2013STDALRH is a size 3 concealed in-frame door closer designed for right-hand door applications. Mounted entirely within the door frame, it provides controlled door closure without exposed hardware on the door face or frame exterior. This closer suits high-traffic commercial and institutional installations where a clean architectural appearance is required alongside reliable, repeatable closing performance. Licensed door hardware technicians and commercial finish carpenters typically handle installation. The unit ships as a single assembly and is finished in 689 aluminum, coordinating with standard commercial aluminum door frames.

Concealed in-frame closers like the 2013STDALRH are specified for interior and entry doors in schools, hospitals, government buildings, and correctional facilities where door hardware must perform consistently under heavy use. The right-hand configuration accommodates standard right-hand swing doors. The size 3 closing force rating makes it appropriate for medium-weight interior and light exterior commercial doors. This model is sold individually and is suited for new construction and retrofit projects where frame dimensions accommodate in-frame concealed hardware.

Key Features

• Concealed in-frame mounting eliminates exposed closer arms and body for a clean finished appearance
• Size 3 closing force rating suited for medium-weight commercial doors
• Right-hand door configuration, standard orientation for most commercial entry and corridor doors
• 689 aluminum finish coordinates with standard commercial aluminum door and frame systems
• Sold as a single unit, compatible with case quantity ordering of 4 units per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style concealed in-frame closer for right-hand commercial door applications requiring a size 3 closing force. Consult frame rough opening dimensions against the unit body dimensions before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation of concealed in-frame closers requires precise frame pocket routing and should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or commercial carpenter familiar with ANSI and ADA door closure standards. Ensure the door and frame assembly is plumb and square before installation, as misalignment will affect closing performance and hardware longevity. Disconnect or de-energize any electrified hardware in the door assembly before beginning work. Do not force the closer arm or adjust closing speed beyond the manufacturer-specified range to avoid internal damage.