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IRM Bristol Ltd Provides LCN Door Closers to Bath University, 10 West Building
LCN 1260 Series Door Closers, installed in partnership with IRM Bristol Ltd at Bath University, have proved such a long term success that their specification continued into the new '10 West Building'. Over 150 closers were installed to fire and life safety doors at the facility which opened formally in July 2016. This latest building provides space for the expansion of the University's Dept. of Psychology, a new home for the Institute for Policy Research and also a dedicated Postgraduate Study Space on its upper floors.
The LCN 1260 Series combines the best features from the previous 1070 and 1370 series into a single versatile and economical cast iron closer, with dual mounting capability.
The LCN 1260 Series is adjustable through
spring sizes 1-5 and mounts to the most common commercial footprint.
The LCN 1260 Series also features a complete line of regular and extra duty arms and LCN's peel-n-stick installation templates.
- Hinge (Pull Side) Mounting
- Top Jamb (Push Side) Mounting
- Stop Face (Push Side) Mounting
1260 Series Features and Benefits
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Non-handed for right and left swinging doors
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Adjustable hydraulic backcheck cushions opening swing prior to 90 degrees
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Separate regulation of general closing speed and latching speed
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Joints in arm and shoe adapt to uneven trim
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Reversible shoe to boost latching power on double lever arms
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UK Fire Certification in accordance with
BS EN 1634-1:2014 (timber) - 120 mins.
WFRC No. 142058 - Issue 4. Valid Until 1st December 2019
EN 1154: 1996 + A1: 2002/AC:2006
A Powerful Case for Cast Iron
We believe there is no better material for a door closer
than cast iron. As has been proved over many years at
the University. The manufacturing process may be difficult
(which is why just about every other closer manufacturer
has turned to aluminium) but the end product lasts
for decades. Since internal wear and tear is negligible, even
after extreme usage, regular re-adjustment of control valves
and spring power is not necessary.
Other recent projects at Bath University include the £23m - 4 East South Building featuring a further 89 off 1260 Series door closers. This building provides research and teaching space for the Faculty of Engineering & Design as well as housing a cutting
edge computing data centre.
Relcross Sales and Marketing Director Stuart McMaster said 'We are delighted to have supplied door closers for Bath University via IRM Bristol Ltd. The durability and reliability of our LCN closers make them ideal for projects like this and I confidently predict they will provide many years of trouble free service.'
For further information on LCN Door Closers call Relcross on 01380 729600, visit www.relcross.co.uk or e: sales@relcross.co.uk
