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

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

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DORMA 713H 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:
713H
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba 713H 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the H in DORMA 713H mean compared to S and F?
Three functions run through the 700 Series. S is stop only, a cushioned limit to the swing. H, which is what the 713H is, does the same and adds a selective on/off hold open. F is friction stop, a cushioned stop plus an adjustable friction stay that holds a non-labeled door at multiple positions. F is offered only in the 700/710 Series.
2) How do you turn the hold open on and off on a DORMA 713 stop/holder?
There is an inconspicuous slot screw on the face of the track channel. Turning it engages or disengages hold open in the field, so the same unit can be set to hold or to act as a stop only after it is installed. No parts swap and no removing the unit from the door.
3) When should I use a concealed overhead stop instead of a wall stop or floor stop?
Separate overhead stops are the preferred way to limit door swing when a wall or floor stop cannot be used, for example where there is no adjacent wall to catch the door, where the swing ends in open space, or where a floor stop would be a trip hazard or block cleaning. The 713H mounts concealed, with the track let into the top of the door and the arm to the frame soffit, so nothing shows when the door is closed.
4) What overhead stop works on a labeled fire door where the 713H stop/hold is not allowed?
The 713H carries the H stop/hold function, and DORMA states stop/hold is recommended for non-labeled doors while stop only units are the choice where hold open is prohibited on labeled fire doors. For that opening, the ABH 1000 Series is a heavy-duty concealed mount overhead door stop with a fire rating, and the Norton Rixson 10-236 is a Checkmate surface unit whose function is listed as stop. Both hold the swing limit without adding a hold-open the fire door cannot have.
5) What concealed overhead stop should I use on a high traffic opening instead of a standard duty unit?
The DORMA 713H is a standard duty unit from the 700 Series. Where the traffic calls for a heavier build in the same concealed mounting, the Glynn-Johnson 100 Series is a heavy duty concealed overhead holder and stop, the Sargent 690 is a heavy duty overhead concealed stop/holder at ANSI Grade 1, and the ABH 1000 Series is a heavy-duty concealed mount overhead door stop. All three stay concealed in the door and frame, so the opening prep stays in the same family while the duty level steps up.
6) Is a surface mounted overhead stop a direct substitute for the DORMA 713H?
No. The 713H is a concealed mount unit, so the track and arm sit inside a mortise cut into the top of the door with the shoe in the frame soffit. Surface units such as the Glynn-Johnson 70 Series, the Glynn-Johnson 79 Series and the Norton Rixson 10-346 Checkmate stop and holder mount on the face of the door and the frame instead, which means a different prep and a visible arm. They perform the same stop and hold job, but they are not a drop-in for a door already morticed for a concealed unit.
7) My specification calls for an ANSI Grade 1 overhead stop and holder. Which concealed units meet that?
Among concealed mount stop and holder units, the Sargent 690 is a heavy duty overhead concealed stop/holder with ANSI Grade 1 compliance, the Norton Rixson 1 Series Checkmate is a heavy duty concealed stop and holder at Grade 1 with a 110 degree opening, and the Sargent 1530 is a concealed mount stop/holder at Grade 1 with a 110 degree opening. Those are the units to put against a drawing that names a grade.
8) What finish should I order to match my DORMA door closers?
Fifteen finishes are offered on the 713H, including 689 aluminum painted, 693 black painted, 690 and 695 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 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 and 626 satin chrome. The standard two-coat paint finish is what DORMA points to for matching sprayed DORMA closers; the plated finishes are the option when you are matching lever and hinge hardware instead.
9) What is the difference between a concealed overhead stop and a surface mounted one?
Concealed units like the DORMA 713H put the track into a mortise in the top edge of the door with the arm to the frame soffit, so the hardware is out of sight when the door is closed, but the door has to be prepped for it. Surface units bolt to the face of the door and the frame head, which makes them the practical choice on retrofits where you are not going to mortise an existing door. ZenSupply carries surface overhead stop/holders including the Glynn-Johnson 70 Series and the extra heavy duty 79 Series, plus the Norton Rixson 10 Series Checkmate surface stop and holder.
10) I want to hold a door open at more than one position. Will the 713H do that?
No. The H function holds at a single set position, on or off. If you need a door parked at several angles without readjusting the hardware, order the F friction stop version instead, which uses an adjustable friction stay set by a screw on top of the slide shoe. That option exists only in the 700/710 Series, and like the H function it is for non-labeled doors.
11) Is there a middle option between a standard duty and a heavy duty concealed overhead stop?
Yes. The DORMA 713H sits in the 700 Series standard duty line, while DORMA's 900 Series covers heavy duty stops and holders. Between those two levels, the Glynn-Johnson 410 Series is a medium duty concealed overhead holder and stop, and the Sargent 1530 is a medium duty concealed mount stop/holder with a 110 degree opening. Both stay concealed in the door for an opening that sees more use than a standard duty unit is built for but does not warrant a heavy duty body.
12) I only need to limit the door swing, not hold it open. What is a simpler alternative to the 713H?
The 713H includes the selective on/off hold open engaged by a slot screw on the face of the track channel. If the opening never needs to stand open, a stop only concealed unit does the job with nothing to adjust: the Don-Jo 3023 is a concealed overhead door stop in satin stainless for 30 inch doors and the Don-Jo 3024 is the same unit for 36 inch doors, both standard duty like the 713H. The ABH 1000 Series is the concealed stop for heavier openings.
13) I need the door held at several different positions, not just one. What should I use instead of the 713H?
The 713H holds at a single set position with its on/off hold open. DORMA's F friction/stop function provides a cushioned limiting stop plus an adjustable friction stay, holding a non-labeled door at multiple positions without readjustment, and it is available in the 700 and 710 Series. Among other makes, the Norton Rixson 10-236 Checkmate surface unit carries an adjustable hold-open feature. Note the Rixson is a surface unit, so the door prep differs from a concealed 713H.
14) Can I standardize a facility on one overhead stop across both light and heavy openings?
You can standardize on a family rather than a single model. DORMA runs the 700 Series for standard duty stops and holders and the 900 Series for heavy duty, with the same S stop only, F friction stop and H stop/hold function codes across the line, so the 713H covers the ordinary openings and the heavy duty series covers the abused ones. Glynn-Johnson works the same way with the 410 Series in medium duty and the 100 Series in heavy duty, both concealed, and ABH offers the 1000, 1000A, 1000RA and 1000SA Series as concealed variants of one heavy-duty platform.
15) What is the toughest overhead stop available if doors are being abused at an exterior or high wind opening?
The Glynn-Johnson 79 Series is an extra heavy duty surface overhead door holder and stop, the heaviest step in that line above the heavy duty 70 Series surface unit and the heavy duty 100 Series concealed unit. If the mounting must stay concealed, the Sargent 690 heavy duty overhead concealed stop/holder and the Norton Rixson 1 Series Checkmate heavy duty concealed stop and holder are the concealed heavy duty options.
16) Is the DORMA 713H rated for commercial use or is it a residential stop?
Commercial. The 713H is a commercial door control, part of DORMA's 700/900 stop and holder line that complements their door closers as a full door control package. For light residential swing limiting it is more hardware than the job needs.
17) Can I add a DORMA 713H overhead stop to a door that already has a closer?
Yes, and that is the common pairing. DORMA positions the 700/900 stops and holders as a complement to its closer range so the two work together as one door control setup: the closer controls the swing and the overhead stop limits how far the door travels and cushions it at the end. Match the finish, and the standard two-coat paint is the one intended to match sprayed DORMA closers.
18) Do I need to worry about handing when cross referencing the 713H against another brand?
The Glynn-Johnson 100 Series is a non-handed concealed overhead holder and stop, so one part covers either swing. When you are matching a concealed stop across brands, confirm handing on the unit you pick before ordering, since a handed unit ordered for the wrong swing will not seat in the prep even though the mounting style matches.
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