Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Install a Curtron Service-Pro series two-way swinging traffic door by first confirming the doorway is properly sized and the floor inside the opening is flat and level. Center the bottom-mounted hardware on the door jamb, secure the bottom mount to the floor with the included anchors, and fasten it to the jamb with screws. Then center the top-mounted hardware on the door jamb and attach it using screws and a drill.
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Slide the door into the bottom mount, then slightly open the panel to drop the 5/16" bolts into the top mounts on both sides. Secure each bolt with a nut and tighten them using a 1/2" wrench. Finish by installing the door mount covers with screws so the door can swing in both directions and automatically close.
Install a Curtron Service-Pro series two-way swinging traffic door by first confirming the doorway is properly sized and the floor inside the opening is flat and level. Center the bottom-mounted hardware on the door jamb, secure the bottom mount to the floor with the included anchors, and fasten it to the jamb with screws. Then center the top-mounted hardware on the door jamb and attach it using screws and a drill.
Shop All Traffic Doors:
https://link.webstaurant.store/traffic-doors-Jan-13
Shop All Traffic Door Parts and Hardware:
https://link.webstaurant.store/traffic-door-parts-hardware-Jan-13
Learn More about Front-of-House and Back-of-House Roles:
https://link.webstaurant.store/front-of-house-back-of-house-article-Jan-13
Slide the door into the bottom mount, then slightly open the panel to drop the 5/16" bolts into the top mounts on both sides. Secure each bolt with a nut and tighten them using a 1/2" wrench. Finish by installing the door mount covers with screws so the door can swing in both directions and automatically close.
