Commercial door hardware for construction projects

Hardware for commercial construction

From new commercial construction to tenant improvements and renovations, OpenAxis Supply helps contractors, locksmiths and project buyers source the hardware that makes each opening work. Shop by category or send your hardware schedule for product and pricing review.

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Start with the opening. Match the hardware.

Falcon W511CP6D D 626 KD — Grade 2 Entry/Office Cylindrical Lock, Dane Lever, Conventional Cylinder, Schlage C Keyway, Satin ChromeFalconW511CP6D D 626 KDDormaKaba F9300B 630 — Grade 1 Rim Exit Device, Fire Rated, Wide Stile Pushpad, 36" Length, Satin Stainless Steel Finish, Non-handedDormaKabaF9300B 630LCN 4111-EDA RH 689 MC — Grade 1 Surface Door Closer, Extra Duty Arm, Push Side Parallel Arm Mounting, 180 Deg. Swing, Size 1 to 5, Full Metal Cover, Aluminum Painted Finish, Right-HandedLCN4111-EDA RH 689 MCMcKinney T4A3786 4-1/2X4-1/2 26D NRP — Full Mortise Hinge, 5-Knuckle, Heavy Weight, 4-1/2" x 4-1/2", Square Corner, Non-Removable Pin, Satin Chrome FinishMcKinneyT4A3786 4-1/2X4-1/2 26D NRP

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Find the right starting point for each opening, from mechanical hardware to the components that support controlled access.

Falcon W511CP6D D 626 KD — Grade 2 Entry/Office Cylindrical Lock, Dane Lever, Conventional Cylinder, Schlage C Keyway, Satin Chrome

Mechanical Locks and Accessories

Choose the lock function, handing, backset and cylinder preparation your opening requires.

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DormaKaba F9300B 630 — Grade 1 Rim Exit Device, Fire Rated, Wide Stile Pushpad, 36" Length, Satin Stainless Steel Finish, Non-handed

Exit Devices and Accessories

Source rim, vertical-rod and other exit devices, then match the required trim and configuration.

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LCN 4111-EDA RH 689 MC — Grade 1 Surface Door Closer, Extra Duty Arm, Push Side Parallel Arm Mounting, 180 Deg. Swing, Size 1 to 5, Full Metal Cover, Aluminum Painted Finish, Right-Handed

Door Closers and Operators

Compare closer bodies, arms and mounting arrangements for controlled door movement.

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McKinney T4A3786 4-1/2X4-1/2 26D NRP — Full Mortise Hinge, 5-Knuckle, Heavy Weight, 4-1/2" x 4-1/2", Square Corner, Non-Removable Pin, Satin Chrome Finish

Hinges and Pivots

Match hinge size, weight, bearing type and preparation to the door and frame.

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Pemko 18061CNB 84 — Brush Gasketing, 84", Nylon Brush, Satin Aluminum Clear Anodized Finish

Perimeter Seals

Find sweeps, gasketing and thresholds to finish the perimeter of the opening.

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Ives 8103HD-0 US32D — Straight Door Pull, 10" CTC, 1" Diameter, 1-1/2" Clearance, Satin Stainless Steel

Door Pulls and Pull Plates

Shop pulls and plates by size, mounting centers, finish and the intended use of the door.

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Trine S005C-8-16AC — Electric Strike, 8-16VAC/4-6VDC, Fail Secure, 3-1/2" x 1-3/8", Satin Chrome

Electric Strikes

Match the strike to the latch, frame preparation, voltage and operating function.

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BEA 1024VAC — Power Supply Transformer With Mounting Feet, 24 VAC (40VA), UL Listed Power Control Unit

Power Supplies and Transformers

Select the required output voltage and capacity for the connected door hardware.

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Cylinders, cores & keying →Protection plates →Stops & holders →Keypad & integrated locks →Installation & service tools →

Start with the hardware that operates the door.

Explore locks, exit devices, closers and hinges for your construction hardware schedule. Open each product to review its exact configuration.

A clear place in your project

The door hardware part of your construction purchase.

Commercial construction brings together the building, its openings and the hardware people use every day. A door needs more than a lock: hinges support it, a closer controls its movement, the latch or exit device determines how it operates, and trim, seals and access-control components complete the specified application.

OpenAxis Supply is an online source for that hardware. Contractors, locksmiths, facility teams and project buyers can compare manufacturer models, source replacement parts and request pricing for an itemized hardware list. Start with the approved project requirements, then select the exact products and configurations for each opening.

New commercial construction

Build your purchasing list from the door and hardware schedules. Group locks, exit devices, closers, hinges and supporting components by opening so quantities and configurations stay connected to the plans.

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Tenant improvements

Changes to offices, retail spaces and other commercial interiors can change how a door needs to function. Review the specified lock function, keying, finish and access requirements before selecting new hardware.

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Renovation and project closeout

For an existing opening or punch-list item, begin with the manufacturer and full model number. Compare preparation, dimensions and mounting details to find the right replacement or missing component.

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From the schedule to the order

Make each opening easier to order.

Hardware that looks similar can have different functions, preparations or mounting requirements. Keep the complete model and its suffixes together, and confirm the details that affect your project before releasing an order.

  1. Identify the opening. Record the door mark, door and frame material, size, thickness, handing and existing preparation. Include the project specifications and any applicable labeled-assembly requirements.
  2. Match the hardware configuration. Confirm the lock or exit-device function, finish, closer arm and mounting, hinge details and cylinder or core preparation. For electrified hardware, coordinate voltage, power demand and the intended operating function.
  3. Check the supporting pieces. Review required trim, cylinders, strikes, brackets, power components, stops, seals and protection plates. Included components vary by listing; select companion items to match the particular hardware rather than assuming a universal package.
  4. Confirm availability and timing. Separate sourcing, manufacturer processing, keying or configuration from carrier transit. Share the delivery ZIP code and required date before scheduling installation around an estimate.

Keep the details connected

Useful guides before you order.

Door closer selectionReview mounting, arms and the details that distinguish one closer configuration from another.Read the guide → Electrified hardware optionsUnderstand the differences between electric strikes, electrified locks and magnetic locks.Read the guide → Shipping and lead timesPlan around product availability, preparation time, carrier transit and delivery inspection.Review order timing →

Finish the opening and connect access control.

Review seals, thresholds, protection and pull hardware, electric strikes and power components alongside the requirements for each opening.

Before you order

Construction hardware questions, answered.

Get clear on the scope of supply, the information needed for a quote and the details to verify for your project.

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What construction products does OpenAxis Supply sell?

OpenAxis Supply supplies commercial door hardware, replacement parts and selected access-control products for new construction, tenant improvements, renovations and facility projects. The catalog includes locks, exit devices, closers, hinges, cylinders, door trim, seals, electric strikes and power components.

Can I request a quote from a door hardware schedule?

Yes. Send your hardware schedule or itemized list through Request a Quote, including manufacturer models, quantities, finishes, functions and the required delivery date. Identify any unconfirmed details so the team can review pricing, availability and configurations before an order is placed.

Does OpenAxis Supply sell doors or frames, or provide installation?

OpenAxis Supply focuses on hardware and related products. Doors, frames, installation, field verification, electrical work, access-control programming and code review are outside the services offered.

Can you help me source replacement hardware during a renovation?

Share the existing manufacturer, full model or SKU, relevant dimensions and the application. Matching appearance alone is not enough; the door and frame preparation, function, handing, finish, keying or voltage may also need confirmation.

How do I select hardware for a fire-rated or accessible opening?

Use the project specifications and the requirements of the complete door assembly, and have a qualified project professional confirm suitability. Product listings help you review specifications, but they do not replace field verification, code review or approval for your particular opening.

When should I order hardware for a construction project?

Request availability and lead-time confirmation before committing to a release or installation date. Sourcing, manufacturer processing, keying or configuration can be separate from carrier transit; share your quantities, destination ZIP code and required date when requesting a quote.

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Have the schedule? Send us your hardware list.

Bring together your models, quantities and project details. Request pricing and availability before you release the order.

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Explore buying resources for building maintenance, commercial service and electrified openings.

Facilities & Maintenance

Plan recurring repairs, identify replacement hardware and organize orders across existing buildings.

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Commercial Locksmith Supplies

Source identified cylinders, cores, lock components and tools for commercial service work.

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Access Control Planning

Bring strikes, locks, readers, power supplies and controls into a coordinated hardware list.

Plan an electrified opening