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PERKO POWER™

PERKO POWER™
Controlled Concealed Door Closers

Welcome to the home of PERKO POWER controlled, concealed door closers from Samuel Heath.

Ideal for use on fire doors and along accessible routes, PERKO POWER fits neatly between the door and door jamb, providing total concealment when the door is closed (it is also particularly unobtrusive when the door is opened). This concealment delivers a host of benefits for designers, facilities managers and clinicians in areas of aesthetics, safety and reliability. See the ‘benefits of concealment’ section for more details.

PERKO POWER is the culmination of more than 60 years of concealed door closer innovation and expertise; a controlled, concealed door closer that delivers discreet, automatic door closing with outstanding performance and exceptional reliability.

Suitable for a wide variety of applications in hotel, health, education, care, heritage, housing and commercial projects, PERKO POWER benefits from the attention to detail, engineering excellence and fastidious quality control for which Samuel Heath is famed throughout the world.

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Varied applications

Concealed closers suit a range of sectors. In social housing, dependable closing and low maintenance matter most and in mental health settings, no door-face hardware remains that could serve as a ligature point. They are also specified in hotels for quiet closing and in heritage buildings, where they provide controlled closing without altering an original door’s appearance.

Benefits of concealment

A door closer only keeps a building safe if it keeps working. Hidden inside the door jamb, a concealed closer resists the vandalism and damage that put surface-mounted closers out of action, and brings further benefits in hygiene, appearance and reduced ligature risk. Read how concealment supports safety, wellbeing and lower long-term cost across a range of settings.

Applications

The right door closer depends on the context. A mental health ward needs anti-ligature design, a high-rise apartment needs to resist vandalism and heavy use, a listed building wants to avoid visible hardware. Concealed closers answer each of these in turn. Read where they are specified, from social housing to heritage interiors, and what makes them suit each setting.

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