Ever had problems latching heavy doors? Have your fingers ever been pinched in a rapidly closing door? All of these issues are now a thing of the past with THOMEI's hydraulic door closer! A hydraulic door closer lets you easily and safely close doors. It employs custom fluid to regulate door closing speed so the door can be gently pushed closed with ease.
A hydraulic door closer will be perfect if you want your doors to become more convenient for using. Your door will close firmly and soundlessly with MATSUKAWA's hydraulic closer. Let there be no more loud slamming noises, and no more unexpected swinging doors. Its hydraulic technology resulting in a soft reason the door, which will make your home more quiet.
Hydraulic Door Closers Lock Doors Tightly To Prevent Unauthorized Access Who knew that something as uncomplicated as a hydraulic door closer could save you from going insane?
Safety is really important, especially when it comes to holding doors open. With THOMEI's hydraulic door closer, your doors are guaranteed to remain shut when you want them to. Not only can you close it quietly, you can even close it gently with just a push until you hear a click (when the latch seats). If you’re opening a particular door, you can adjust the speed just how you like it. You can rely on THOMEI technology to help keep your home safe.
Loud door slams are never fun. It can startle you, hurt your ears, and even harm the door and the walls. Never again hear the slamming of a door with THOMEI hydraulic door closer. The hydraulic system ensures that the door is gently closed every time. When doors open and close at reasonable speeds, you can have a peaceful home without the constant banging and clanking of doors being slammed shut.
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