The Alva self-closing patch fitting enables quick installation without the need for time-consuming floor recesses. The entire hydraulic system for the self-closing function is housed in the slim fitting itself. The fitting is fixed to the floor with screws using a base plate.
With outstanding features such as convenient installation options and a clean design, the Alva patch fitting is one of the best in its class.
The fitting with closing force EN 5 has the same dimensions of 184 x 70 mm as the EN 3 patch fitting and therefore ensures a uniform appearance for doors of different sizes in a room. It is particularly suitable for wide and heavy doors.
The distance between the wall and the first hole in the mounting plate is 29 mm, providing sufficient space for the drill, so that the holes in the substrate can be drilled easily. The closing speed and latching action are infinitely adjustable. The design of the fitting is particularly clear and reduced to the essentials. Thanks to the innovative plug-in fixing, there are no visible screws or fixing points on the cover caps of the patch fitting and the base plate. Black inserts, which create the impression of a shadow gap, emphasise the high-quality look. Alva is tested in accordance with DIN EN 1154 to European standards for long service life and outstanding functionality.
About the product series Alva:
With its outstanding functions, convenient installation options and clear design, the Alva corner fitting is one of the best in its class. As the matching upper corner fitting has the same dimensions as the lower one, the fitting solution harmonises particularly well as a whole. Alva is therefore a timelessly designed all-rounder. The entire hydraulic system for the self-closing function is housed in the slim fitting. The fitting with closing force EN 5 has the same dimensions of 184 x 70 mm as the EN 3 corner fitting and therefore ensures a uniform appearance for doors of different sizes in a room.
Application note:
We cannot recommend use with laminated safety glass. Due to the low thickness of the individual panes and the point load in the area of the glass cut-out when tightening the screws, the glass may break.
