Technolog door restrictors and stays - Modern, Classic, Most and Airbaie

Door restrictors and stays

Rigid restrictors for entrance doors and a stay for sliding doors and windows. Metal construction, finishes from chrome to antique bronze and epoxy white.

A restrictor lets you open the door a few centimetres and see who is there without letting anyone in. Engaged from inside, released in a second.

We carry three rigid restrictors for entrance doors - Modern, Classic and Most - plus the Airbaie stay for sliding doors and windows, where an ordinary restrictor cannot work.

Most - the restrictor that folds against the frame

Metal, noise-damping insert, adapter for non-flush doors

The arm of the Most restrictor folded vertically against the door frame
The best thought-out model in the range. The arm folds vertically against the frame, so at rest it takes up almost no space and does not stand proud.

This design solves the classic problem with restrictors: there is no risk of the door being locked by accident - by a draught, a child or a pet. A folded arm simply cannot drop into the locking position.

Inside there is a plastic insert that damps the noise on opening, so the restrictor does not clatter against the frame.

On non-flush doors, where the leaf overlaps the frame, a dedicated adapter makes fitting possible.

Specification

Specification
FeatureValue
Material metal
Construction arm folds vertically against the frame
Noise damping noise-damping plastic insert
Non-flush doors possible with an adapter
Colours chrome, gold plated, antique bronze, satin matt nickel, satin matt brass, epoxy white

Ask for a quote - Most - the restrictor that folds against the frame

Modern - rigid restrictor

Metal, chrome and satin finishes

Modern entrance door restrictor - view of the mechanism
A classic rigid restrictor with a modern line. Used on entrance doors in homes and businesses.

Specification

Specification
FeatureValue
Material metal
Application entrance doors in homes and businesses
Colours chrome, gold plated, satin matt chrome, satin matt gold, epoxy white

Ask for a quote - Modern - rigid restrictor

Classic - rigid restrictor in traditional style

Metal, nickel, gold plated and antique bronze finishes

Classic entrance door restrictor - view of the mechanism
The traditionally styled version, with finishes chosen to suit older joinery and period interiors. Typically used in hotels and flats.

Specification

Specification
FeatureValue
Material metal
Application entrance doors in hotels and flats
Colours nickel, gold plated, antique bronze, epoxy white

Ask for a quote - Classic - rigid restrictor in traditional style

Airbaie - stay for sliding doors and windows

Metal, opening limited to 11 cm, anti-burglary function

Airbaie stay - close-up of the mechanism
The only model intended for sliding constructions - patio doors, veranda exits and conservatories. On such doors an ordinary rigid restrictor has nothing to grip.

It limits the opening to 11 cm: enough to air the room, too little for anyone to squeeze through. The door can be left ajar while still guarding against entry from outside and against a child getting out.

Its solid metal construction means it is also used in hotels, hospitals and schools.

Specification

Specification
FeatureValue
Material metal, reinforced construction
Opening range do 11 cm
Application sliding doors and windows, verandas, conservatories
Settings hotels, hospitals, schools
Epoxy colours silver, white, black, brown

Ask for a quote - Airbaie - stay for sliding doors and windows

Most restrictor - finishes

  • Satin brass
  • Satin black
  • Epoxy white

Technolog

Which restrictor to choose

The first question is the type of door. For hinged doors - typical entrance doors - Modern, Classic and Most all work. For sliding constructions, only Airbaie, because it is the only one that grips a leaf moving sideways.

The second is the style of finish. Modern has a contemporary line and chrome finishes, Classic a traditional shape in nickel and antique bronze. Most works best where the restrictor should be discreet, since at rest it lies flat along the frame.

The third, and most practical: are there children or pets in the house? A rigid restrictor that drops of its own accord can lock the door from inside - and then it has to be forced. The Most, folding vertically, rules that out. That is its main advantage, alongside the noise-damping insert.

On non-flush doors, where the leaf overlaps the frame, an adapter is needed - worth noting when ordering so we can send the complete set.

The arm of the Most restrictor folded against the door frame

Door restrictors and stays

A restrictor lets the door open a few centimetres so you can see who is there without letting anyone in. It is engaged from inside and released in a second. We carry three rigid restrictors for entrance doors - Modern, Classic and Most - all in metal, plus the Airbaie stay for sliding doors and windows, where a rigid restrictor has nothing to grip.

Most - the restrictor that folds against the frame

The arm of the Most model folds vertically against the frame, so at rest it takes up almost no space. This design solves the classic problem with rigid restrictors: there is no risk of the door being locked by accident - by a draught, a child or a pet - because a folded arm cannot drop into the locking position. The model also has a plastic insert that damps the noise on opening, and on non-flush doors, where the leaf overlaps the frame, a dedicated adapter makes fitting possible. Colours: chrome, gold plated, antique bronze, satin matt nickel, satin matt brass and epoxy white.

Modern and Classic - rigid restrictors

Modern is a restrictor with a contemporary line, used on entrance doors in homes and businesses, available in chrome, gold plated, satin matt chrome, satin matt gold and epoxy white. Classic has a traditional shape and finishes chosen to suit older joinery and period interiors - nickel, gold plated, antique bronze and epoxy white. Typical uses are hotels and flats. Both are made of metal.

Airbaie - a stay for sliding doors

Airbaie is the only model intended for sliding constructions: patio doors, veranda exits and conservatories. It limits the opening to 11 cm - enough to air the room, too little for anyone to squeeze through. It lets the door stay ajar while guarding both against entry from outside and against a child getting out. Its solid metal construction means it is used in hotels, hospitals and schools. Epoxy colours: silver, white, black and brown.

Collection at the weekend too

We hand goods over during the week, but the collection time is agreed individually - including on a Saturday and, if need be, a Sunday, arranged by phone beforehand. The option is used above all by customers living and working in Germany. Orders for weekend collection should be placed by Friday 12:00 at the latest. We ship throughout Poland.

Frequently asked questions

Which restrictor for sliding doors?

Airbaie. It is the only model in the range intended for sliding constructions - a rigid restrictor has nothing to grip on a leaf that moves sideways.

How far does Airbaie limit the opening?

To 11 cm. Enough to air the room, and too little for anyone to squeeze through.

What sets the Most restrictor apart?

The arm folds vertically against the frame, so there is no risk of the door being locked by accident by a draught, a child or a pet. It also has an insert that damps the noise on opening.

Can the restrictor be fitted to non-flush doors?

Yes, the Most model has a dedicated adapter for that. It concerns doors where the leaf overlaps the frame.

How does Modern differ from Classic?

In the style of the finish. Modern has a contemporary line and chrome finishes, Classic a traditional shape in nickel and antique bronze, suited to older joinery.

What colours is the Most restrictor available in?

Chrome, gold plated, antique bronze, satin matt nickel, satin matt brass and epoxy white.

Are the restrictors suitable for public buildings?

Yes, Airbaie especially - its solid metal construction means it is used in hotels, hospitals and schools.

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