Where to Buy ASSA ABLOY

Steel doors and frames formed from sheet metal, often with fire and security ratings. Used in commercial and institutional openings including corridors, stairwells, and mechanical rooms requiring durability and code compliance.

Hinges are door hardware components that support and pivot door leaves, available as butt, continuous (geared or pin-and-barrel), and pivot types rated for various frequencies and weights. They are used in commercial construction on swing doors across fire-rated and standard openings.

Door locking hardware assemblies including cylindrical, mortise, and interconnected types that combine latching, locking, and operating trim. Specified for commercial doors by function, grade, and finish to meet security and life-safety requirements.

Mechanical devices that control the closing of swinging doors and regulate closing speed and latching. Installed on commercial fire-rated and access-controlled doors to meet life-safety and accessibility requirements.

Panic and fire exit hardware that unlatches a door when pressure is applied to a horizontal push bar, allowing egress without prior knowledge of the operation. Installed on egress doors in commercial and assembly occupancies to meet life-safety code requirements.

Electronic door hardware including electric strikes, magnetic locks, card and keypad readers, controllers, and request-to-exit devices used to restrict and log entry at openings. Installed on doors in commercial buildings to manage secured access to entrances, corridors, and controlled rooms.

Acoustic doors are assemblies with sound-attenuating cores, seals, and gaskets rated for a specified Sound Transmission Class (STC) to limit noise transfer between spaces. They are used in commercial construction for conference rooms, studios, mechanical rooms, healthcare, and multi-tenant buildings where sound isolation is required.