Lcn 2014STDALRH In-frame Concealed Door Closer Size 4

Product Description

The LCN 2014STDALRH is a right-hand, in-frame concealed door closer sized at Size 4, finished in 689 aluminum. Designed for installation within the door frame rather than surface-mounted on the door face, this closer keeps hardware out of sight while delivering controlled, consistent swing and latching. The concealed design is well suited to facilities where aesthetics, tamper resistance, or code compliance drive the hardware specification. Licensed door hardware professionals and finish carpenters typically handle the installation, which requires precise frame prep and alignment to function correctly.

This closer is intended for commercial and institutional applications where high-cycle durability and a clean appearance are both required. Facilities such as schools, hospitals, government buildings, and correctional facilities represent typical deployment environments. The in-frame concealed format limits exposure to tampering and physical damage, making it a practical choice wherever surface-mounted hardware is undesirable or disallowed by specification.

Key Features

• Right-hand configuration for correct handing on right-hand door swings
• In-frame concealed mounting keeps all closer hardware hidden from view
• Size 4 closing force rating suitable for standard commercial door widths and weights
• 689 aluminum finish for a clean, neutral appearance that coordinates with aluminum storefront and hollow metal frames
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-frame concealed door closer replacement or new-installation unit for right-hand commercial door applications requiring a Size 4 closer force rating.

Installation Notes

Installation of in-frame concealed closers requires precise routing or milling of the door frame to accept the closer body and arm; this work is typically performed by a licensed door hardware installer or finish carpenter. Power down any electrified hardware or access control components integrated into the frame before beginning work. Verify door handing and frame dimensions against the manufacturer template before cutting. Follow applicable building and fire codes, including any requirements for labeled fire door assemblies, when specifying or replacing closers on rated openings.