Trimco 3094A2BLACK Door Coordinator 32in Stop Mounted Black

Product Description

The TRIMCO 3094A2BLACK is a stop-mounted door coordinator designed for paired door openings in commercial and institutional settings. This unit ensures the inactive leaf closes before the active leaf, which is required when both doors carry latching or locking hardware such as vertical rod exit devices or door closers. At 32 inches in length, it is sized for openings between 43 and 53 inches wide. The black finish suits hardware schedules calling for a dark aesthetic match. It carries a UL listing, confirming it meets fire door assembly requirements. Installation is handled by a licensed door hardware specialist or a commercial locksmith working within applicable building and fire codes.

The 3094A2BLACK is applied to double-door openings where sequenced closing is required to maintain proper latch engagement and fire-rated door performance. Typical installations include interior fire-rated corridor pairs, stairwell entry pairs, and secured vestibule assemblies in commercial, healthcare, education, and government facilities. The coordinator mounts to the door stop on the frame head and interfaces with door closers on both leaves. It is sold as a single unit and is suitable for openings measuring 43 to 53 inches in width.

Key Features

• Stop-mounted design attaches directly to the door frame head stop for clean integration with existing hardware
• Sized for paired openings from 43 to 53 inches wide
• 32-inch body length accommodates standard commercial door frame heads
• UL listed for use in fire door assemblies where sequenced closing is required
• Black finish for hardware schedule compatibility in dark-finish door packages
• Sold as a single unit, one coordinator per opening

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation coordinator for double-door openings requiring sequenced closing, compatible with standard stop-mounted frame heads on openings measuring 43 to 53 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with ANSI and BHMA standards for door coordinator hardware. Verify that both door closers are properly adjusted before setting coordinator arm engagement to avoid premature wear. Follow all applicable fire code requirements, including those outlined in NFPA 80, when installing on rated door assemblies. Confirm opening width measurement before mounting to ensure the coordinator arm travel is appropriate for the specific frame.