Falcon Door Hardware and Locks Shop
Precision meets performance with Falcon Door Hardware, an Allegion brand engineered to safeguard high-traffic commercial environments with uncompromising durability. These ANSI/BHMA-certified Grade 1 and Grade 2 locks provide a formidable defense for public buildings, utilizing heavy-duty zinc plating and reinforced construction to resist rust and wear. Every cylindrical, mortise, and interconnected lock in the lineup is built for rapid maintenance, featuring interchangeable cores that allow for instant rekeying without the need for a professional locksmith. From smooth-operating door closers to robust exit devices, Falcon delivers a comprehensive suite of life-safety solutions designed to prevent lever sag and withstand the rigors of heavy-duty daily use. Building managers trust Falcon’s through-bolted designs and UL-listed fire-rated options to secure everything from corridor passages to high-security storage rooms.
Top Falcon Door Hardware and Locks
Falcon MA Series Mortise Lock
This heavy-duty Grade 1 lockset is engineered for high-abuse environments like hospitals and schools, featuring a field-reversible design that allows for easy handing changes without opening the lock case.
Falcon 25-R Series Rim Exit Device
As a premier choice for life safety, this sleek touch-bar panic device provides secure single-point latching for high-traffic commercial doors and is available with a UL fire rating for maximum protection.
Falcon W Series Cylindrical Lock
Designed for medium-duty applications, the W Series combines reliable Grade 2 construction with heavy-duty torsion springs to prevent lever sag in retail and multi-family housing projects.
Falcon Door Hardware and Locks delivers a masterclass in commercial security, blending Allegion’s trusted engineering with heavy-duty resilience for any architectural environment.
Comprehensive Security Solutions
Falcon’s diverse inventory ensures that every opening in your facility is equipped with high-performance hardware designed to exceed industry standards for safety and longevity.
Essential Product Categories
Cylindrical Locks: The X, K, B, and W Series offer versatile Grade 1 and Grade 2 security options for everything from standard office doors to high-traffic corridors.
Deadbolts: D Series deadbolts provide a formidable secondary layer of protection, engineered for medium-to-heavy-duty applications where physical breach resistance is critical.
Mortise Locks: The MA and RU Series represent the pinnacle of strength, featuring deeply embedded locking mechanisms that are ideal for high-abuse environments.
Interconnected Locks: H2 Series locks synchronize the deadbolt and latchbolt for a single-motion exit, perfectly balancing residential convenience with commercial-grade security.
Pre-Assembled Unit Locks: These extra-heavy-duty locks arrive ready for rapid installation, specifically designed to withstand the extreme demands of industrial settings.
Exit Devices and Closers: This category includes precision-engineered rim and vertical rod devices paired with hydraulic closers to maintain fire safety and secure egress routes.
Electrified Hardware: Modernize your facility with electric locks and operators that integrate seamlessly with advanced access control systems for touchless or remote entry.
Keying Systems and Tools: A full range of cylinders, interchangeable cores, and keyblanks allows for custom master-keying and effortless on-site rekeying.
Customer Experiences
Marcus Sterling “After managing three commercial high-rises in downtown Chicago, I’ve seen every type of hardware fail under pressure, but the Falcon MA Series mortise locks are in a league of their own. We recently retrofitted an entire school wing with their Grade 1 cylindrical locks, and the compression springs have completely eliminated the lever sag we used to deal with every six months. The interchangeable cores are a lifesaver for our maintenance team, allowing us to rekey an entire floor in under an hour without calling an outside locksmith.”
Elena Rodriguez “As an architectural hardware consultant, I specify Falcon for my clients who need Allegion-level quality without the premium ’boutique’ price tag. I recently oversaw the installation of the H2 Series interconnected locks for a large assisted-living complex; the ease of the single-motion egress was exactly what the local fire marshal wanted to see. The zinc plating on their outdoor-rated hardware has held up beautifully against coastal humidity, showing zero signs of the pitting or rust that usually plagues standard commercial locks.”
Julian Thorne “We’ve been using Falcon door closers and exit devices in our warehouse distribution centers for over a decade because they simply don’t quit. I’m particularly impressed with the X Series pre-assembled unit locks; we installed them on our heavy-gauge steel doors and the through-bolted trim feels incredibly solid even after thousands of cycles. Whenever we have a technical question regarding fire-rating compliance, their Newport-based support team is responsive and deeply knowledgeable about life safety codes.”
Falcon FAQ
What is the benefit of a Falcon Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC)?
The SFIC system allows facility managers to rekey a lock in seconds by using a special “control key” to swap out the core, eliminating the need to disassemble the entire lock or hire a professional locksmith for routine security updates.
Are Falcon locks compatible with other brands like Schlage or Best?
Yes, Falcon’s SFIC cylinders are designed to be cross-compatible with other industry-standard small format cores, and their finishes are specifically developed to suite seamlessly with other Allegion brands like Schlage.
How do I choose between Grade 1 and Grade 2 Falcon locks?
Grade 1 locks (like the T-Series) are “Heavy Duty” and intended for high-abuse, maximum-traffic areas like schools or hospitals, while Grade 2 locks (like the W-Series) are “Medium Duty” and suited for office interiors, hotel rooms, or apartments.
Can I use Falcon hardware on fire-rated doors?
Most Falcon product lines, including the MA Series mortise locks and the F-19/F-25 exit devices, offer UL-listed fire-rated options specifically tested to maintain the integrity of fire barriers in commercial buildings.
What should I do if my Falcon lever handle begins to sag?
While Falcon locks use heavy-duty compression springs to prevent this, if sagging occurs, it often indicates the through-bolts have loosened over time and simply need to be tightened to restore the lever’s horizontal position.