Floor Spring Size Chart: Door Weight and Width by Model

Updated 2026-11-05 · RAYEN 雷茵

What should you measure first?

Take five readings from the door drawing before you open the chart.

• Door weight in kg, with glass, cladding and handles included.
• Width from the spindle centre to the door edge. The range is rated this way, so do not use the width of the opening.
• Door thickness, or glass thickness on a frameless door.
• Pivot position: edge, offset or centre.
• Closing force, if your specification names one.

In the photos, each unit is a long body over a floor plate. Glass models have a slot along the body for the bottom edge of the glass. Ask for the drawing before you cut a door or a floor, so the body and the plate are checked against your opening.

Floor spring size chart

Two figures in a cell mean two grades. The first figure belongs to the first grade and the second to the second. D-1032.60 is 60kg, ≤800mm and EN3. D-1032.100 is 100kg, ≤1100mm and EN4. The chart sorts on the lighter grade.

Why do models with the same weight differ in width?

Weight alone will not pick the model. D-1032, D-5062 and DZ-2086 all come in 60kg and 100kg grades with EN3 and EN4 closing force. Their width limits at 100kg are ≤1100mm, ≤1000mm and ≤750mm. DZ-2086 is a centre-pivot unit, so check on the drawing how the width applies to your door.

Pivot position is in the Chinese model name and on the drawing:

• Edge pivot: D-1031, D-1033, D-1067, D-3002, D-3013, D-3016.
• Offset pivot: D-1032, D-1051, D-1068, D-5061, D-5062, D-5063.
• Offset or centre pivot: D-3001, D-3012, D-3015.
• Centre pivot: DZ-2031, DZ-2039, DZ-2086, DZ-2087.

Which floor springs fit frameless glass doors?

Take a 12mm glass door at 110kg, 1050mm from spindle to edge. D-1051.120 fits: 10–14mm glass, 120kg, ≤1100mm. D-1031.100 stops at 100kg. DZ-2031.200 carries 200kg but stops at ≤900mm. D-3016.120 carries the weight and stops at ≤1000mm.

The top patch can narrow the glass range. See top pivots and glass door top patches before you fix the glass thickness.

Which floor springs fit timber and metal doors?

D-3001 and D-3002 also need ≥60mm. D-3012 and D-3013 need ≥42mm. Door thickness is a hard limit: a 40mm door leaves you only D-5061, which tops out at 80kg and ≤900mm.

Take a 45mm timber door at 85kg, 950mm from spindle to edge. D-1032.100, D-1033.100, D-5062.100 and D-5063.100 all fit. The .60 grades fail on weight. DZ-2086.100 fails on width.

What about very heavy doors?

These models reach 300kg and more in their heavier grade. D-1067 and D-1068 take 300kg at ≤1500mm. DZ-2039 takes 400kg at ≤1350mm. D-3002 takes 500kg at ≤1500mm, and D-3001 takes 600kg at ≤1350mm. All need a door of ≥60mm.

Which models let you set the closing speed?

Every model that shows a closing force in the chart also has a two-stage closing valve. D-3001, D-3002, D-3012, D-3013, D-3015 and D-3016 list neither. If your door needs a set closing speed, choose from the models with a closing force. All of them hold open at 90°.

What should you write on the order?

One line per door type gives us all we need:

• Full model with grade, such as D-1032.100.
• Door: timber, metal or frameless glass, with thickness.
• Door weight and width from spindle to edge.
• Finish: satin stainless or matt black.
• The matching top pivot or top patch, and the quantity.

Send the door drawing with the order, and we confirm the unit against it.

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