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Dormakaba DORMA 713F Standard Duty Concealed Friction Stop (36-1/8"-54" door opening) DOR-713F

DORMA 713F Standard Duty Concealed Friction Stop (36-1/8"-54" door opening)

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DORMA 713F Series

700 Series - Standard duty stops/holders

900 Series - Heavy duty stops/holders

Functions

S - Stop Only
F - Friction Stop
H - Stop/Hold

Stop only units (S function) are designed to limit the degree of door swing while providing a cushioned stop. These units are a good choice for use on labeled fire doors where hold open is prohibited.

Stop/Hold units (H function) function like stop only units with an added selective on/off hold open feature. An inconspicuous slot screw on the face of the track channel allows field engagement/disengagement of hold open. Stop/hold is recommended where non-labeled doors must be held in the open position.

Friction/Stop (F function) units provide a cushioned limiting stop and adjustable friction stay. The accessible screw on top of the slide shoe allows field adjustment of the friction. This option provides a method of holding non- labeled doors at multiple positions without readjustment. Available in 700/710 Series only.

 

Stops and Holders

With its 700/900 Series, DORMA offers a line of versatile stops and holders. This line complements the existing full range of door closers, providing a total door control system.

  • Durable and visually pleasing
  • Surface applied or concealed
  • Highest quality materials
  • Different finishes available
  • Several unit types available

Product details

Durable and visually pleasing

Separate stops and holders are the preferred method of limiting door swing. They are ideal where the use of wall or floor stops is precluded. The 700/900 Series high quality units are both durable and visually pleasing.

Highest quality materials

DORMA stops and holders are designed and manufactured from the highest quality materials to provide optimum service under heavy-duty use.

Different finishes available

A standard two-coat paint finish is the best choice to match sprayed DORMA door closers. Optional plated finishes are also available.

Several unit types available

Stop only units are designed to limit the degree of door swing while providing a cushioned stop. These units are a good choice for use on labeled fire doors where hold open is prohibited. Stop/Hold units function like stop only units with an added selective on/off hold open feature. Stop/hold is recommended where non-labeled doors must be held in the open position. Friction/Stop units provide a cushioned limiting stop and adjustable friction stay. This option provides a method of holding non-labeled doors at multiple positions without readjustment. Available in 700/710 Series only.

 

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Holders and Stops
Series:
700 Series
Product Group:
Door Controls
Product Subgroup:
Overhead Stops and Holders
Product Type:
Overhead Stops and Holders - Concealed Mount
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
713F
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba 713F 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the F in DORMA 713F mean, and how is it different from the S and H stops?
F is the friction stop function. The 713F gives you a cushioned limiting stop plus an adjustable friction stay, so a non-labeled door can be held at multiple positions rather than one fixed hold-open point. DORMA's other two functions in the same family: S is stop only (no hold), H is stop/hold with an on/off hold open you engage through a slot screw in the track channel. Friction is only offered on the 700 and 710 Series.
2) Can I use a DORMA 713F friction stop on a labeled fire door?
No. Friction stops hold the door open, and DORMA states hold open is prohibited on labeled fire doors. On a labeled opening you want a stop-only unit, the S function in the same 700 Series, which limits swing with a cushioned stop and no hold. Keep the 713F for non-labeled doors where you want the door to stay put at whatever angle you push it to.
3) Is the DORMA 713F surface mounted or does it need to be cut into the door?
Concealed mount. The track and arm are mortised into the top edge of the door with the shoe attached to the frame soffit, so nothing shows when the door is closed. That means you need a machined door and soffit prep, which is easy on a new door and more work on an existing one. If the door is already hung and you don't want to mortise it, a surface overhead is the way to go, for example the Glynn-Johnson 70 Series or the Norton Rixson 10 Series surface stop and holder.
4) What concealed overhead stop should be used on a high traffic opening instead of a standard duty unit?
The DORMA 713F is a standard duty unit from the 700 Series; DORMA reserves the 900 Series for heavy duty stops and holders. Where the opening warrants a heavy duty concealed unit, the peers are the Glynn-Johnson 100 Series, the Norton Rixson 1 Series Checkmate with a 110 degree opening, the Sargent 690, and the ABH 1000 Series. The Sargent 690 and the Rixson 1 Series are both rated Grade 1. All four are concealed mount, so they occupy the same location in the door and head frame as the 713F.
5) What is the closest equivalent to a DORMA 713F concealed friction stop from another manufacturer?
The DORMA 713F is a standard duty concealed mount overhead stop in the 700 Series. The nearest standard duty concealed peers are the Sargent 1530, a concealed mount door stop/holder with a 110 degree opening, and the Don-Jo 3024, a concealed overhead door stop in satin stainless steel for 36 inch doors. Both mount concealed in the door edge and head frame the same way, so the prep concept carries over. Note that the 713F's F function adds an adjustable friction stay that holds a non-labeled door at multiple positions, which is a distinct behavior from a stop/holder with a fixed hold-open point.
6) What overhead stop works where there is no room to mortise the door edge for a concealed unit?
A concealed unit such as the DORMA 713F requires a mortise in the door edge and head frame. Where that prep is not possible, a surface mounted overhead stop applies to the face of the door and the frame soffit instead. The surface options are the Glynn-Johnson 70 Series with an 85 to 110 degree hold-open range, the Glynn-Johnson 79 Series in extra heavy duty, and the Norton Rixson 10 Series Checkmate surface stop and holder with an adjustable hold-open feature. Surface units are visible on the opening once installed, which a concealed unit is not.
7) Can a friction stop be used on a labeled fire door, and what should be specified instead?
The friction stop function on the DORMA 713F provides a cushioned limiting stop plus an adjustable friction stay for holding a door open at multiple positions, which DORMA calls out for non-labeled doors. DORMA's S function, stop only, is the version intended for labeled fire doors where hold open is prohibited. Among concealed peers, the ABH 1000 Series is a heavy-duty concealed mount overhead door stop with fire rating, and the Norton Rixson 10-336 is a standard duty overhead stop with adjustable opening control that is designated a stop rather than a holder.
8) Do I still need a wall stop or floor stop if I install a concealed overhead like the 713F?
No, that's the point of it. An overhead stop limits the swing at the top of the door, so it replaces the wall bumper or floor stop entirely. DORMA calls this out directly: separate stops and holders are the preferred method of limiting swing and are used where wall or floor stops can't be, which is the usual case in a corridor with glass walls, tile bases, or an ADA path you don't want a floor stop sitting in.
9) Can the hold position on the DORMA 713F be adjusted after it's installed?
Yes. There's an accessible screw on top of the slide shoe that sets the friction, and you turn it in the field to make the door harder or easier to hold. Once the friction is set the door stays wherever you leave it, at any angle within the stop range, so you're not readjusting the unit every time someone wants a different opening position. That's different from the H function, where hold open engages at one preset point through a slot screw on the track channel face.
10) What finishes does the DORMA 713F come in, and which one matches my existing DORMA closers?
Fifteen finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 and 696 satin brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 618 bright nickel, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 689 aluminum painted, 690 and 695 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, and 693 black painted. If you're matching sprayed DORMA closers already on the building, DORMA points you to the standard two-coat paint finishes, 689, 690, 691, 693 and 695, rather than the plated ones. The plated finishes are there when you're matching lever and hinge hardware instead.
11) I need a concealed overhead stop that holds the door open but only at one set point. Is the 713F the right one?
Not quite. The 713F holds by friction, so the door stays anywhere you leave it. If you want a defined on/off hold open, order the H function in the 700 Series instead, which engages and disengages in the field at the track channel. Concealed stop and holder alternatives from other brands we stock include the Sargent 1530, the Glynn-Johnson 410 Series in medium duty, and the ABH 1000A Series with field adjustable opening control.
12) Is there a medium duty concealed overhead stop between standard duty and heavy duty?
Yes. The Glynn-Johnson 410 Series is a medium duty concealed overhead door holder and stop, and the Sargent 1530 concealed mount stop/holder is also rated medium duty. Both sit above a standard duty unit such as the DORMA 713F in duty level while still installing concealed in the door and frame rather than on the door face.
13) What is the difference between an adjustable friction stop and an adjustable opening control unit?
On the DORMA 713F the adjustment is friction: a screw on top of the slide shoe sets how much drag the arm carries, so the door stays wherever it is left within its swing. On the ABH 1000A, 1000RA and 1000SA Series concealed stop and holders, the adjustment is opening control, which sets where the door stops or holds. The Norton Rixson 10-336 also offers adjustable opening control. If the requirement is a door that parks at any angle rather than at one preset angle, those are not interchangeable with a friction unit.
14) Which concealed overhead stops carry an ANSI Grade 1 designation?
Among the concealed and surface overhead stops in the same class, Grade 1 is stated for the Sargent 690 heavy duty overhead concealed stop/holder, the Norton Rixson 1 Series Checkmate heavy duty concealed stop and holder, the Sargent 1530 concealed mount stop/holder, and the Norton Rixson 10-336 standard duty overhead stop. For a facility standardizing on a graded submittal, those are the units to specify.
15) What is a non-handed concealed overhead stop option?
The Glynn-Johnson 100 Series is a heavy duty concealed overhead door holder and stop described as multi-function and non-handed, so a single unit covers either hand of door. That matters when stocking one part number across a building rather than tracking left and right hand units per opening. It is a heavy duty unit, where the DORMA 713F is standard duty.
16) Is the DORMA 713F suitable for residential doors or is it a commercial product?
It's a commercial product. The 700 Series is built for commercial openings and is meant to work alongside a door closer as part of a full door control set, not as a standalone residential bumper. It'll physically work on a heavy residential door, but you're paying for commercial duty and prep.
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