G'day! Installing a Yale Y2600SR? This is the slide rail version of the workhorse 2600. It's much sleeker than a standard arm closer, but because that roller has to glide perfectly inside the track, your drill holes need to be bang-on.

This template covers the precision placement for the closer body and the slide channel. If the track isn't perfectly parallel to the door frame, you'll get binding and the door won't shut properly—especially in high-traffic commercial spots.

What's on the Guide?

• Slide Channel Positioning: Specific measurements for both Pull Side and Push Side Transom mounting.
• Opening Angle Control: How to set the cushioned limit stay within the track to protect your walls.
• Non-Handed Setup: Instructions for flipping the closer to suit left or right-hand doors.

Mate's Tip: Since this uses a slide rail, it's a bit easier to push open than a standard arm (great for accessibility). Use the template to get it mounted, then use the valves to adjust the closing speed so it doesn't slam in the wind. Print at 100% scale!

Mate, Read This: This closer has adjustable backcheck, which prevents the door from catching the wind and slamming into the wall. Make sure you use the template to position the body correctly, or the backcheck won't engage where it’s supposed to!