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The LCN 4211CUSHALLH is a heavy-duty door closer designed for left-hand, parallel push-side mounting in high-security and high-traffic applications. It features a cushion-style closing mechanism with an adjustable closing force spanning sizes 2 through 5, allowing field technicians to tune door resistance and latching speed to meet specific building requirements. The unit ships with TBTRX thru bolts and is finished in 689 aluminum. At 13.2 pounds and measuring 15.8 inches in length, 6.1 inches in width, and 4.6 inches in height, it is built for demanding commercial and institutional environments where reliable operation over many years is required.
This closer is suited for commercial and institutional settings including schools, hospitals, government buildings, and correctional facilities. The parallel push-side mount positions the closer arm flush to the door face, making it appropriate for doors where clearance is limited or a low-profile installation is preferred. The adjustable size range of 2 through 5 accommodates a variety of door widths and weights commonly encountered in commercial new construction and renovation projects. A licensed door hardware or general contractor typically handles installation in compliance with applicable building codes.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door closer for commercial and institutional doors requiring left-hand parallel push-side mounting with adjustable closing force in the size 2 through 5 range.
Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified contractor familiar with commercial closer mounting requirements. Power down or de-energize any electrified hardware connected to the door assembly before beginning work. Verify door hand and mounting position before drilling to avoid incorrect placement. Consult applicable building and accessibility codes, including ADA opening-force requirements, when setting the closer adjustment.
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