Commercial Door Hardware
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Commercial Door Hardware: quote-to-order
We quote the full manufacturer catalog for commercial door hardware. Tell us what you need and we'll come back in one business day.
About Commercial Door Hardware
Commercial door hardware lives or dies on grade. Grade 1 (ANSI/BHMA A156.4) is the spec for high-use openings such as schools, hospitals, and public buildings, and is the top of the standard's three grades for cycle endurance. We quote Grade 1 and Grade 2 hardware from the major manufacturers, plus the panic exit devices and closers needed to meet IBC and NFPA 101 life-safety code on egress doors.
Buying for yourself or a single site
Replacing a broken closer, lockset, or panic bar? Order direct online. We ship the same SKUs commercial locksmiths buy.
Buying for a project or multiple sites
Spec'ing or retrofitting hardware for a school, multi-tenant office, or healthcare facility? Send us your hardware schedule or door schedule and we'll quote complete openings: locks, closers, hinges, exit devices, with finish and function consistency across the package.
Compliance & specs: Hardware grades follow ANSI/BHMA A156 series: A156.2 (cylindrical locks), A156.4 (closers), A156.13 (mortise locks). Grade 1 is required for institutional and high-frequency use. UL/cUL fire ratings (20-minute to 3-hour) required on labeled openings. NFPA 101 and IBC require panic hardware on egress doors serving assembly occupancies of 50+, educational of 50+, and most occupancies at 100+. ADA requires lever-style operable parts with 5 lbf max actuation force.
Spec quick reference
- ANSI/BHMA grades
- Grade 1 (heaviest), Grade 2, Grade 3 (residential)
- Fire ratings
- UL/cUL 20-min, 45-min, 60-min, 90-min, 3-hour
- Standard finishes
- US26D satin chrome, US32D satin stainless, US10B oil-rubbed bronze, US3 polished brass
- ADA actuation
- 5 lbf max, lever-style operable parts
Common applications
- Office and commercial buildings
- K-12 and higher education
- Healthcare and laboratories
- Government and municipal buildings
- Hospitality and multi-tenant residential
- Retail and shopping centers
- Industrial and warehouse
Manufacturers we carry
- Schlage
- Best
- LCN
- Von Duprin
- Yale
- Dormakaba
- Norton
- Adams Rite
Frequently asked questions
Grade 1 is the heaviest commercial spec, required for high-use, high-security openings. Grade 2 is suitable for medium-traffic commercial. Grade 3 is residential. School and hospital exterior doors should always be Grade 1.
Need it for a project? Send us the scope and we will quote it.
Commercial Door Hardware buying guides
- Panic Bar vs Exit Device vs Fire Exit Hardware: What the Terms Mean and When Code Requires ThemWhat panic bar, crash bar, and exit device mean, the UL listings behind fire exit hardware, and when IBC and NFPA 101 require panic hardware on a door.
- Division 10 CSI Codes: MasterFormat Section Numbers for SpecialtiesThe MasterFormat section numbers architects and estimators use for Division 10 specialties, one section per code, with the products each one covers.
- How to Choose a Commercial Door Closer: Surface vs Concealed, Mounting, and SizeA side-by-side comparison of surface, concealed, and floor door closers, with how mounting position and spring size get chosen.