Falcon

How Capital Sentinel handles Falcon

Falcon is commercial hardware we sell and service. Value-grade commercial locks and closers.

Bring the existing key, a photo of the lock edge, and the door thickness if you know it. A Falcon template fails when the door is thinner or thicker than the sheet assumes.

What to compare in the showroom

You can compare Falcon by finish, function, and how it fits the door.

Falcon is chosen with you in the showroom. For Falcon, one grand opening tier applies, 20, 15, or 10 percent, only when the written scope matches the offer-terms page.

Field notes

For Falcon, Falcon in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC is common on 14th Street. Large doors and ordinary house doors are a short walk apart. Buildings on 14th Street are civic-scale buildings and nearby rowhouses. For Falcon in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 42-inch, 1-3/4-inch, right-hand reverse, 622 matte black on 14th Street. Falcon is the usual start for Falcon in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC, and the matching strike is the backup on 14th Street. The trouble with Falcon on 14th Street is “the wrong door thickness.” In Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC. Falcon in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on 14th Street. A Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC visit for Falcon starts with the door on 14th Street, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on 14th Street in Northern Bus Barn area, Washington, DC.

For Falcon, Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC is common on First Street. Glass lobbies and stair doors need closers and readers. Buildings on First Street are new office and apartment buildings. For Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 36-inch, 1-3/4-inch, right-hand, 605 brass on First Street. the matching strike is the usual start for Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC, and the correct hand is the backup on First Street. The trouble with Falcon on First Street is “the wrong hand.” In NoMa, Washington, DC, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC. Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on First Street. Ask for Falcon in NoMa, Washington, DC with a photo of the door on First Street. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on First Street in NoMa, Washington, DC.

For Falcon, Falcon in Bethesda, Maryland is common on Wisconsin Avenue. Decorative residential hardware and commercial closers both belong here. Buildings on Wisconsin Avenue are high-rise lobbies, townhouses, and retail. For Falcon in Bethesda, Maryland, a typical opening is 36-inch, 1-3/4-inch, left-hand reverse, 613 bronze on Wisconsin Avenue. the correct hand is the usual start for Falcon in Bethesda, Maryland, and the listed finish is the backup on Wisconsin Avenue. The trouble with Falcon on Wisconsin Avenue is “a mixed finish.” In Bethesda, Maryland, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Bethesda, Maryland. Falcon in Bethesda, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Wisconsin Avenue. The Wisconsin Avenue opening in Bethesda, Maryland is measured before Falcon is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda, Maryland.

For Falcon, Falcon in Hyattsville, Maryland is common on Baltimore Avenue. Historic houses and new restaurants need different hardware. Buildings on Baltimore Avenue are bungalows, rowhouses, and storefronts. For Falcon in Hyattsville, Maryland, a typical opening is 34-inch, 1-3/8-inch, left-hand, 619 nickel on Baltimore Avenue. the listed finish is the usual start for Falcon in Hyattsville, Maryland, and Falcon is the backup on Baltimore Avenue. The trouble with Falcon on Baltimore Avenue is “a missing restricted blank.” In Hyattsville, Maryland, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in Hyattsville, Maryland. Falcon in Hyattsville, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Baltimore Avenue. The Baltimore Avenue opening in Hyattsville, Maryland is measured before Falcon is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Baltimore Avenue in Hyattsville, Maryland.

For Falcon, Falcon in Falls Church, Virginia is common on Broad Street. A compact mix of residential and storefront hardware. Buildings on Broad Street are houses, small offices, and shops. For Falcon in Falls Church, Virginia, a typical opening is 48-inch, 1-3/4-inch, left-hand, 605 brass on Broad Street. Falcon is the usual start for Falcon in Falls Church, Virginia, and the matching strike is the backup on Broad Street. The trouble with Falcon on Broad Street is “the wrong door thickness.” In Falls Church, Virginia, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Falls Church, Virginia. Falcon in Falls Church, Virginia needs a photo of the door on Broad Street. Falcon on Broad Street in Falls Church, Virginia is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Broad Street in Falls Church, Virginia.

For Falcon, Falcon in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia is common on Lee Highway. Storefront hardware and unit rekeys. Buildings on Lee Highway are retail, apartments, and houses. For Falcon in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, a typical opening is 34-inch, 1-3/4-inch, left-hand, 619 nickel on Lee Highway. the matching strike is the usual start for Falcon in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, and the correct hand is the backup on Lee Highway. The trouble with Falcon on Lee Highway is “the wrong hand.” In Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia. Falcon in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia needs a photo of the door on Lee Highway. The Lee Highway opening in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia is measured before Falcon is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Lee Highway in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia.

For Falcon, Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC is common on South Dakota Avenue. Similar unit entries reward a simple keying plan. Buildings on South Dakota Avenue are townhouses and garden apartments. For Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 30-inch, 2-inch, right-hand, 605 brass on South Dakota Avenue. the correct hand is the usual start for Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC, and the listed finish is the backup on South Dakota Avenue. The trouble with Falcon on South Dakota Avenue is “a mixed finish.” In Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC. Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on South Dakota Avenue. Ask for Falcon in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC with a photo of the door on South Dakota Avenue. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on South Dakota Avenue in Fort Lincoln, Washington, DC.

For Falcon, Falcon in Shaw, Washington, DC is common on U Street. Historic facades with new hardware are a regular combination. Buildings on U Street are renovated rowhouses and storefronts. For Falcon in Shaw, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 42-inch, 1-3/4-inch, right-hand, 613 bronze on U Street. the listed finish is the usual start for Falcon in Shaw, Washington, DC, and Falcon is the backup on U Street. The trouble with Falcon on U Street is “a missing restricted blank.” In Shaw, Washington, DC, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in Shaw, Washington, DC. Falcon in Shaw, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on U Street. Falcon on U Street in Shaw, Washington, DC is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on U Street in Shaw, Washington, DC.

For Falcon, Falcon in Chillum, Maryland is common on Sargent Road. Mixed older locks and newer deadbolts. Buildings on Sargent Road are houses and small apartments. For Falcon in Chillum, Maryland, a typical opening is 36-inch, 1-3/8-inch, right-hand reverse, 626 satin chrome on Sargent Road. Falcon is the usual start for Falcon in Chillum, Maryland, and the matching strike is the backup on Sargent Road. The trouble with Falcon on Sargent Road is “the wrong door thickness.” In Chillum, Maryland, the technician will check the drilling guide. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Chillum, Maryland. Falcon in Chillum, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Sargent Road. Falcon on Sargent Road in Chillum, Maryland is scheduled after the door is seen. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Sargent Road in Chillum, Maryland.

For Falcon, Falcon in Riverdale Park, Maryland is common on Baltimore Avenue. Town-center doors and older house locks. Buildings on Baltimore Avenue are houses and low mixed-use buildings. For Falcon in Riverdale Park, Maryland, a typical opening is 42-inch, 1-3/4-inch, right-hand reverse, 619 nickel on Baltimore Avenue. the matching strike is the usual start for Falcon in Riverdale Park, Maryland, and the correct hand is the backup on Baltimore Avenue. The trouble with Falcon on Baltimore Avenue is “the wrong hand.” In Riverdale Park, Maryland, the technician will confirm the keyway. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in Riverdale Park, Maryland. Falcon in Riverdale Park, Maryland needs a photo of the door on Baltimore Avenue. The Baltimore Avenue opening in Riverdale Park, Maryland is measured before Falcon is priced. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Baltimore Avenue in Riverdale Park, Maryland.

For Falcon, Falcon in Herndon, Virginia is common on Elden Street. Downtown storefronts and subdivision entries. Buildings on Elden Street are houses, older downtown, and offices. For Falcon in Herndon, Virginia, a typical opening is 42-inch, 2-inch, right-hand, 605 brass on Elden Street. the correct hand is the usual start for Falcon in Herndon, Virginia, and the listed finish is the backup on Elden Street. The trouble with Falcon on Elden Street is “a mixed finish.” In Herndon, Virginia, the technician will protect the finish. When it applies, the manufacturer's drilling guide guides Falcon in Herndon, Virginia. Falcon in Herndon, Virginia needs a photo of the door on Elden Street. A Herndon, Virginia visit for Falcon starts with the door on Elden Street, not a guess from a catalog. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on Elden Street in Herndon, Virginia.

For Falcon, Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC is common on 12th Street. Catholic University's edge means both houses and institutional doors. Buildings on 12th Street are bungalows, porch houses, and campus-edge buildings. For Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC, a typical opening is 48-inch, 2-1/4-inch, left-hand reverse, 605 brass on 12th Street. the listed finish is the usual start for Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC, and Falcon is the backup on 12th Street. The trouble with Falcon on 12th Street is “a missing restricted blank.” In Brookland, Washington, DC, the technician will test the key. When it applies, key control rules guides Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC. Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC needs a photo of the door on 12th Street. Ask for Falcon in Brookland, Washington, DC with a photo of the door on 12th Street. Call (202) 900-5625 about Falcon on 12th Street in Brookland, Washington, DC.

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