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Door Spares is a UK trade supplier of commercial door and window hardware, part of the dormakaba Group.

We stock replacement parts and new hardware for a wide range of
applications — from fire door closers and floor springs to high-security
cylinders, panic hardware, and window control systems.

Our range covers leading brands including dormakaba, Abloy, Adams Rite,
Clearline, GEZE, Exidor, Groom, and Axim. Whether you're a locksmith sourcing a
replacement cylinder, a contractor specifying floor springs for a new build, or
a facilities manager replacing a failed door closer, we stock the parts you
need and can despatch them the same day.

Order before 2pm for same-day despatch. Free delivery on orders over £100. Need
advice? Call your nearest trade counter or use our contact form — our team
knows these products inside out.

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We are an authorised stockist and part of the dormakaba Group, supplying genuine parts direct to trade and public customers across the UK.

dormakaba
dormakaba

dormakaba

Groom
Groom

Groom

GEZE
GEZE

GEZE

Adams Rite
Adams Rite

Adams Rite

Axim
Axim

Axim

Union
Union

Union

Casma
Casma

Casma

Exidor
Exidor

Exidor

Sealy
Sealy

Sealy

Strand
Strand

Strand

Borg Locks
Borg Locks

Borg Locks

Briton
Briton

Briton

Door Spares Daily

Door Spares Daily Monday 28 September 2026
Industry News
Two Days to Go: Second Staircase Rule Kicks In This Wednesday
From Wednesday 30 September 2026, new residential buildings in England with a top storey at 18 metres or more must include a second staircase, as the transition period comes to an end. It lands in a year that has already seen BS 476-22 withdrawn in favour of EN 1634-1 tested door assemblies, and quarterly checks of communal fire doors in buildings over 11 metres. For trade customers, the practical upshot is more stair cores, more protected lobbies and more fire doorsets per project, each needing closers, exit hardware and seals that match the doorset's test evidence. If you're quoting on high-rise residential work this autumn, check whether the scheme was approved before or after the cut-off, as that changes the door schedule.
Product Spotlight
dormakaba BTS 75 V Floor Spring
The BTS 75 V is a concealed floor spring that sits in a cement box below the finished floor, keeping the closing mechanism completely out of sight on glass and timber entrance doors, shopfronts and reception areas. It suits single and double-action doors and offers adjustable closing force, so one unit can be set up for a range of door sizes and weights rather than stocking several fixed-power models. Closing speed and latching action are set by separate valves, with backcheck and hold-open options available depending on the version. Floor springs, cement boxes, top centres and spindle extensions are in stock for same-day despatch.
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Installer Tip
Floor Spring Door Drifting Off Centre? Check the Top Centre First
When a floor spring door won't settle closed or creeps past centre, the spring itself often gets the blame, but a worn or misaligned top centre pivot is a common culprit. The top pivot must sit plumb above the floor spring spindle; even a few millimetres out will twist the door and fight the spring. Drop a plumb line or use a laser from the top centre down to the spindle, and check the bottom strap or patch fitting hasn't slipped on the spindle. Only once the pivots are true should you adjust the valves, and if you see oil in the cement box, the unit needs replacing rather than adjusting.
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