Floor Spring Combi-Sets

A floor spring combo set is a complete hardware kit designed to support, pivot, and automatically close heavy doors, usually frameless glass doors. The floor spring is concealed inside a metal box "cemented" into the floor, offering a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

The floor spring operates using a hydraulic system that manages heavy door weights (often up to 120 kg or more) with ease.

• Opening (Storing Energy)

As you push the door, a heart-shaped cam rotates, compressing a powerful internal spring. This stores the energy required to pull the door back later.

• The Hydraulic "Check"

The interior is filled with high-grade oil. As the spring tries to push the door closed, the oil is forced through narrow valves. This "dampening" prevents the heavy glass from slamming.

• Double Action Swing

Unlike regular door closers, floor springs allow the door to swing both ways (inward and outward) and usually feature a "hold-open" at 90 degrees.

No. Floor spring combo sets cannot be installed on all door types due to specific weight, thickness, material, and structural requirements.​

Compatible Door Types

Godrej floor springs suit wooden doors, aluminium frames, and toughened glass doors up to 100 kg with a minimum thickness. They handle interior/exterior swing doors in homes or offices.​

Incompatible Types

They do not fit sliding doors, very lightweight panels, or doors without adequate floor reinforcement. Glass doors need patch fittings; uneven floors or non-pivoting designs prevent installation.​

The main difference between these two sets lies in the security components included in the package. While both are designed for frameless glass doors, they serve different functional needs:

1. Floor Spring Combo Set (Standard)

This is a "functional" kit designed to hang and operate the door. It focuses on the movement and aesthetics of the glass door.

2. Floor Spring Combo with Lock

This is a "security" kit that adds a layer of protection to the standard movement hardware.

Yes, floor spring combo sets like Godrej models are highly suitable for commercial use in offices, hotels, retail spaces, and high-traffic entrances.​

Commercial Strengths

They handle doors up to 100 kg with double-action hydraulic operation, enduring over 1 million cycles for busy environments. Adjustable speeds ensure smooth, reliable performance on wooden or glass doors.​

Added Benefits

Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction supports frequent use, while combo locks enhance security. Ideal for compliance with fire safety standards in commercial settings.

Maintaining a Godrej floor spring combo set is essential for ensuring that heavy glass or wooden doors remain safe and silent. Since the main unit is buried in the floor, it can easily collect dust and debris that might interfere with the hydraulic mechanism.

1. Regular Cleaning (Monthly)

Wipe the plate with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Occasionally remove the cover plate and vacuum out any dirt or small stones that have fallen into the cement box. 

2. Lubrication (Every 6 Months)

Apply a few drops of a silicone-based lubricant or light machine oil to the top pivot and the bottom patch fitting (where it connects to the floor spring spindle).

3. Check Alignment

Ensure there is a consistent gap between the door and the floor/frame. If the door starts to sag or rub against the ground, use the adjustment screws on the floor spring body (after removing the cover) to realign the spindle.

High-traffic doors can cause patch fitting screws to vibrate loose. Use an Allen key to ensure all glass-gripping screws are tight.

4. Adjust Speeds Seasonally

Hydraulic oil changes thickness with the temperature (it gets thicker in winter and thinner in summer).

If the door starts slamming in summer or moving too slowly in winter, give the "S" (Sweep) or "L" (Latch) valves a minor turn to recalibrate the speed.

No. The locking mechanism in a floor spring combo set with lock typically cannot be adjusted, as it functions as a fixed mechanical or electromagnetic lock integrated for security rather than speed control.​

Closing and latching speeds are adjustable via hydraulic valves—turn clockwise to slow or counter-clockwise to speed up—using a screwdriver for smooth operation.​

The lock engages automatically or manually for deadbolting but lacks tension or timing adjustments. For changes, consult manufacturer specs or professional reconfiguration.