The Royal Wood Shop is a stocking dealer of KN Crowder Catch ‘N’ Close door track hardware.
Bouncing and slamming is no longer an issue for sliding doors as the Catch ‘N’ Close technology allows for smooth and controlled opening and closing of the door. The door will automatically slow and shut itself for the final few inches as the door travels to the open/closed position.
Features and benefits include:
Silent Close
If noise reduction and privacy is a priority, the Catch ‘N’ Close closing system is ideal. Condominiums, hotels, hospitals, offices, conference rooms, long-term care facilities, bedrooms and bathrooms are just a few spaces that can benefit from this new technology.
Safety
The Catch ‘N’ Close closing system eliminates accidental closure of the door on users’ fingers. Residential and commercial facilities who are catering to small children, the elderly, or individuals who require additional care are perfect candidates for the system.
Ease of Use
This closing system is extremely user friendly as the door gently glides into the open/closed position without user assistance. The user is no longer responsible for ensuring that the door is either in the fully open or closed position as the Catch ‘N’ Close mechanism does it for them.
The Technology
KN Crowder is the first to use the gas spring technology to create a top of the line door closing system. The closing system can be installed on both the opening and closing ends of doors up to 300 lbs. or as narrow as 18 inches wide. It has been cycle tested for up to 50,000 cycles without fail. The Catch ‘N’ Close closing system has the unique ability to safeguard the door and hardware from wear and tear. The system eliminates slamming; protecting the user, the door and the door frame.
Installation
The closing devices are discreetly integrated into the track, necessitating no extra installation steps. The recently incorporated Catch ‘N’ Close slot in our Crowder Frame pocket door systems* simplifies the replacement process for Catch ‘N’ Close devices. No need to remove trim, the door, or cut into the drywall.
*Applies to pocket door systems with a minimum door width of 30 inches.