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Dorma BTS80 Concealed Floor Closer Body Only

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Model: BTS80-4

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OVERVIEW

The BTS80 Series of floor-concealed door closers offer adaptability to almost any installation. The closer's compact body permits its use where a larger closer would be prohibitive. Versatility allows installation in thin slab concrete subfloor construction. A wide selection of interchangeable spindles makes the BTS80 suitable for virtually any floor covering or threshold application.

Door closer ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified.

  • Concealed installation
  • Fixed spring sizes
  • Non-handed for single and double-acting doors
  • Mechanical backcheck

 

FEATURES

Versatile and adaptable

Because the BTS80 can control exceptionally heavy single- and double-acting doors, you can incorporate the floor closer into almost any design to meet most materials, size, and weight requirements.

Applications

Trouble-free performance under adverse climatic and traffic conditions makes the BTS80 floor-concealed closer dependable and a perfect choice for even the most rigorous applications. For total control and uncompromising creativity for any door opening, specify a BTS80 floor-concealed closer.

 

RESOURCES & DOWNLOADS

Dorma BTS80 Door Closer Technical Brochure

Dorma BTS80 Door Closer Brochure

Dorma BTS80 All Downloadable Guides

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Controls
Series:
BTS80 Series
Duty Level:
Heavy Duty
ADA Compliant:
No
Product Subgroup:
Door Closers - Floor
Product Type:
Floor Door Closers
Subcategory:
Floor Closers
Door Weight:
660
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
BTS80
Product Size:
54"
Fire Rating:
No
Hold Open Feature:
Yes
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba BTS80-4 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How heavy a door will the Dorma BTS80 floor closer handle?
Door weight rating on the BTS80 is 660 lb, and it is built as a heavy duty commercial closer, ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified. Dorma rates it to control exceptionally heavy single and double acting doors, which is the reason it gets specified on entrances where an overhead closer would be working past its limit. Check your door leaf weight against 660 first, then pick the spring size.
2) Can I adjust the closing power on a Dorma BTS80 floor closer after it is installed?
No. The BTS80 uses fixed spring sizes, so closing power is decided by which size you order, not by a spring adjustment in the field. Three sizes are offered: 3, 4 and 6. Get that call right on the order, because changing it later means lifting the closer body back out of the floor. Mechanical backcheck is part of the closer no matter which size you specify.
3) Will a Dorma BTS80 work on a door that swings both directions, and do I have to specify handing?
There is no handing to specify. The BTS80 is non-handed and works single acting or double acting, so the same closer body covers a right hand door, a left hand door, and a door that swings both ways. That is useful across a building where the openings are not all the same, since you are not stocking two versions. What you do match to the opening is the spindle, not the hand.
4) What do I have to specify when ordering a Dorma BTS80 floor closer?
Two decisions carry the order. First, spring size: 3, 4 or 6, fixed at the factory and not adjustable afterward. Second, the spindle. Dorma offers a wide selection of interchangeable spindles so the closer suits the floor covering or threshold at the opening, which means your finished floor build up (tile, stone, carpet, or a threshold over the case) decides which spindle you need. Take that measurement before you order rather than after the case is set. Hold open is offered on the BTS80 as well, so call it out if you want it.
5) Can I drop a Dorma BTS80 closer body into the cement case already in my floor?
Only if that case is the matching BTS80 case. A floor closer sits in a cement case cast into the slab, and the case, the closer body and the cover plate are matched by model rather than being interchangeable between makers. The Norton Rixson 25 Series cement case we carry, for instance, is a Rixson case for Rixson closers, not a BTS80 part. If you are pulling out another manufacturer's floor closer, plan on the old case coming out with it and new concrete work, unless you have confirmed the replacement body fits the existing case.
6) What is the closest heavy duty equivalent to the Dorma BTS80 concealed floor closer from another manufacturer?
The nearest match is the Norton Rixson H28. It is a heavy duty concealed floor closer certified to Grade 1, the same duty level and grade the BTS80 carries. The difference is how the door hangs. The H28 is built for offset-hung doors, while the BTS80 is non-handed and rated for both single-acting and double-acting doors. Confirm the pivot arrangement in the opening before treating one as a drop-in for the other.
7) Can a Norton Rixson 25 Series cement case be ordered in place of a Dorma BTS80 closer?
No, and it is a common mix-up. The Norton Rixson 253000 is a floor closer cement case in heavy duty galvanized steel, the box that gets set into the slab. The BTS80 is the closer body that does the work, with mechanical backcheck and a fixed spring size. They are two different parts of a floor closer assembly, not alternatives to each other, so ordering the cement case leaves the opening without a closing mechanism.
8) Can a floor closer be installed in a thin concrete slab, or does it need a deeper pour?
The BTS80's body is compact enough for thin slab concrete subfloor construction, which is exactly the situation where a larger floor closer gets ruled out. Depth at the opening is usually what kills a floor closer on a retrofit, so this is the one to look at when the slab is shallow. You are not trading away capacity to get there either: it is still heavy duty and Grade 1 certified, with a 660 lb door weight rating. Get the case depth to your concrete sub before the pour or the core.
9) Is the Dorma BTS80 floor closer fire rated or ADA compliant?
Neither one. The BTS80 is recorded as not fire rated and not ADA compliant. The ADA answer follows from how the closer is built: spring sizes are fixed, so there is no way to dial opening force down for an accessible opening. If the door is part of a fire rated assembly, or the opening has to meet an accessible opening force, specify a closer that carries those listings instead of this one.
10) Will a BTS80 stop a heavy entrance door from being thrown open by wind?
Mechanical backcheck is built into the BTS80, so the closer takes hold of the door near the end of the opening swing rather than letting it fly. Dorma points the closer at exactly that duty, calling out performance under adverse climatic and traffic conditions, and it is rated to 660 lb of door weight. One thing to keep straight: backcheck slows the door, it does not stop it. Where the leaf can reach a wall or a sidelite you still need a stop.
11) Which concealed floor closer should be used on a double acting door?
The Dorma BTS80 is the one to specify for that duty. It is non-handed and rated for both single-acting and double-acting doors, and its compact body suits thin slab concrete subfloor construction. The Norton Rixson floor closers in the same class are offset-hung designs: the H28 is a heavy duty concealed closer for offset-hung doors, the 127 is a 3/4 inch offset closer for deep reveal applications, and the 20 Series is a 3/4 inch offset hung closer with 180 degree swing. Match the closer to how the door is pivoted, since a door that swings both directions needs a closer built for double-acting service.
12) Which floor closers can be written into a facility standard that calls for Grade 1?
The Dorma BTS80 is ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certified and is a heavy duty commercial closer. On the Norton Rixson side, the H28 concealed floor closer is Grade 1 heavy duty, and the 25 Series floor closer cement case is Grade 1 heavy duty as well. A facility writing a Grade 1 floor closer standard can carry the BTS80 for non-handed single-acting and double-acting openings and the H28 for offset-hung openings under the same grade line.
13) Does the Dorma BTS80 hold the door open?
Hold open is available on the BTS80. It is specified with the closer, so raise it when the order goes in rather than trying to add it once the body is set in the floor. Worth having on doors that get propped for deliveries or move ins, since the alternative is somebody kicking a wedge under a heavy leaf. Note that the BTS80 is not a fire rated closer, so it is not the unit for a hold open on a fire rated opening.
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Does the Dormakaba BTS80-4 come with a warranty?
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Product Reviews

  • 4
    A Dorma BTS80 Review - Ideal for Secure Entrances

    Posted by Ethan on Aug 1st 2023

    The Dorma BTS80 is impressive! The security it offers for entrances is top-notch, making me feel safe at home. Plus, its sleek design blends in beautifully. Just a heads up, though, installation might be a bit tricky. Overall, it's a winner for me!

  • 5
    A Solid Foundation for Door Control

    Posted by Samuel on Sep 15th 2023

    I recently purchased the Dorma BTS80 Body and Case from zensupply.com, and it's a robust door control solution. What I like is its durability; it's built to last. However, it's a bit challenging to install without professional help, and the price might not fit everyone's budget. Overall, a sturdy choice if you're looking for long-lasting door control components.

  • 5
    Smooth and Sturdy Door Closer!

    Posted by Lily on Jul 26th 2023

    I recently got the DORMA BTS80 Body and Case from ZenSupply. What I really like is its smooth operation and reliable door closing. It feels durable and handles heavy doors well. The only drawback is that it's a bit pricey compared to other options. Overall, a great choice for long-lasting door functionality!

  • 5
    Smooth and Sturdy Door Closer!

    Posted by Lily on Jul 26th 2023

    I recently got the DORMA BTS80 Body and Case from ZenSupply. What I really like is its smooth operation and reliable door closing. It feels durable and handles heavy doors well. The only drawback is that it's a bit pricey compared to other options. Overall, a great choice for long-lasting door functionality!

  • 5
    Versatile and durable door closer for smooth operation.

    Posted by Ava on Jul 13th 2023

    Hey, folks! I recently got the Dorma BTS80 Body and Case Only from ZenSupply, and it's been impressive. The versatility of this door closer allows for installation in various applications, providing convenience. One thing I particularly liked is its durability; the build quality is solid, ensuring long-lasting performance. However, do note that additional components may be required for a complete installation, which could increase the overall cost. Overall, it's a reliable choice for achieving smooth door operation and durability.