Choosing the right materials for pool door closers is crucial, especially in corrosive environments where humidity, salt, and chemicals pose constant threats. While standard materials may falter, one solution stands out: marine-grade stainless steel closers. These closers are not just a hardware choice; they’re a long-term investment in durability and reliability.
Corrosion Proof with Marine Grade Closer
Marine grade stainless steel closers emerge as the ideal candidate for this role. Their alloy composition is specifically designed to resist corrosion, even in saline or chlorinated environments. This durability is complemented by their low maintenance needs, making them a cost-effective solution for pool doors. Their strength ensures they can handle the wear and tear of frequent use, a non-negotiable feature for any public or private swimming area.
Case Example: Brief Overview
A case from Hilton Hotels & Resorts underscores the effectiveness of these closers. Facing the harsh seaside environment, a heavily used pool access door required a robust solution. Opting for stainless steel material, Hilton found success with these closers, which withstood the rigorous beach atmosphere, including wind and salt air, for over three years.
Waterson Stainless Steel Marine Grade Pool Door Closer
Waterson Pool Door Closers combines an overhead closer into one attractive component with optional hold-open and door-stop features. These gate closers are ideal for commercial openings, gates, and glass doors. The closer hinges are easily installed and adjusted to comply with ADA & ICC A117.1 requirements for opening force and to assure quiet, secure closing. Made with stainless steel, Waterson gate closers meet NFPA 80 and are UL 3-hour fire-rated, as well as being suitable for both interior and all-weather exterior openings. See all our features.
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Please note that Waterson Closer Hinges start from a size of 4″x4″. If you’re in need of smaller self-closing hinges, we’d recommend checking out some other resources! Also, we only provide single acting closer hinges. Thank you.
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