Page 3 - Interior Doors

Thankfully, adjusting office door closers isn’t too complicated if you have the right tools. In most cases, you can adjust your door closers using the swing speed, latching speed, back-check, or delayed action settings with a screwdriver, hex key, and small wrench.

There are several ways to adjust your commercial doors, including adjusting the set screws, tightening the threshold screws, fixing bends in the thresholds, and checking the weatherstripping on your doors. Leaving your commercial doors unchecked can create security issues for your business, cause heat or air conditioning to escape, and cause damaging wear-and-tear on your doors.

To change your commercial office door lock, you need to identify the type of lock you want to replace, remove your old lock, install a new lock body and exterior mortise lock cylinder, test your lock, and install the new face plate.

To remove a commercial office door knob, you need to identify the type of door knob you’re removing, locate and unscrew the screws, and remove the knob and rose. You can complete this simple maintenance task with just a Phillips-head screwdriver. If your door knob has hidden screws, you may need to use a flathead screwdriver, paperclip, or small pin.

If you are preparing your workspace to become compliant with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines or want to elevate your workspace with quality office doors, fire-rated doors should be next on your office renovation list.