Sterling floor springs,
60 to 120 kg.
The FS 1000 and FS 3000, set in the floor under the door, for wooden and glass doors from 60 to 120 kg and up to 1100 mm wide. Built-in hold open at 90 degrees and two-speed control, under a stainless steel matt top plate.

Two floor springs,
rated by weight.
Choose by the weight of the door: the FS 1000 for 60 to 80 kg and the FS 3000 for 90 to 120 kg. The FS 3000 has a cam action body with a load adjustment screw.
Scroll the table sideways for body sizes, top plate and marks.
BIS certified under licence CM/L 7700249814: FS 1000 and FS 3000. No EN 1154 size is stated for floor springs; they are rated by door weight and width.
Bodies, drawn and photographed
Front and plan of each body in millimetres, each scaled to its own width, and each model in the studio with its cover plate removed.


BIS licence
CM/L 7700249814.
Sterling floor springs are certified under their own BIS licence, separate from the licence under which the door closers are ISI marked.
| Claim | Evidence | Applies to |
|---|---|---|
| BIS certification, floor springs | BIS licence CM/L 7700249814 | FS 1000 and FS 3000 |

Floor spring
or door closer?
Floor springs suit glass doors and heavier doors where nothing should show on the door; door closers suit most wooden and aluminium doors. The guide sets the two side by side.

Covers 60 to 120 kg
Floor spring or door closer? How to choose between them
Both control how a door closes, but they solve different problems. The deciding factors are usually the door material, the weight and whether anything can be seen.

Covers FS 1000 and FS 3000
How to adjust a floor spring: speed, latching and alignment
This guide explains what the two speed valves, the 90 degree hold open and the three alignment adjustments inside the box each do, and the order to work through them when a door slams or will not close.
Questions about
floor springs.
Something else? Ask the Sterling sales desk on WhatsApp +91 83693 92225.
What is a floor spring?
A floor spring is a door closer set into a recess in the floor under the door, with the door pivoting on it. Nothing is fitted on the face of the door, which is why floor springs are used on glass doors and on heavier entrance doors.
Which Sterling floor spring do I need?
Choose by door weight. The FS 1000 is rated for doors of 60 to 80 kg. The FS 3000 is rated for doors of 90 to 120 kg. The FS 3000 uses a cam action body with a load adjustment screw to match the spring load to the door weight. Both suit doors up to 1100 mm wide and 2100 mm high. A door between 80 and 90 kg is outside both rated ranges: send the door details with the quote request.
Are Sterling floor springs BIS certified?
Yes. The FS 1000 and FS 3000 are BIS certified under licence CM/L 7700249814, a separate licence from the one that covers the ISI marked door closers.
Do Sterling floor springs hold the door open?
Yes. Both have built-in hold open at 90 degrees, two-speed control for closing and latching, and double action to prevent door and wall damage.
Can a floor spring be used on a wooden door?
Yes. Both models suit wooden and glass doors, and are available with top and bottom pivot accessories for wooden doors.
Floor spring or overhead door closer?
Floor springs suit glass doors and heavier doors where nothing should show on the door. Overhead door closers suit most wooden and aluminium doors and are simpler to retrofit. The guide on this page compares the two.
Do you quote for projects and bulk orders?
Yes. Sterling does not publish list prices, because the price depends on the model, finish and quantity. Send a door schedule with leaf widths, door weights, mounting type and quantities, and we will size and quote every door against it.
Send a door
schedule.
Door references, quantities, door weights and widths, hold-open needs and finishes. Sterling quotes per project; there are no list prices online.
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