LCN price book — door closer lookup and current pricing
LCN makes the surface door closers on a large share of commercial openings, from the heavy-duty 4040XP and 4110 series to the standard-duty 1460 line. Each guide below prices its model live from the current LCN price book — pick the arm and finish and the part number assembles segment by segment.
Paste an LCN part number, or a closer line lifted straight from a hardware schedule. The resolver decodes the series, arm, finish and options, assembles the orderable part number and prices it from the current LCN price book. Built for architectural hardware consultants, estimators and detailers working from real schedules.
Decode a closer code
Break an LCN code into the series, arm, finish and options it encodes. The arm is a priced choice rather than a cosmetic suffix, and it is read off the price book’s own tables.
Price a configuration
Apply the arm and finish to the current LCN price book and return the manufacturer list price with that book’s effective date and page range.
Worked LCN lines
Resolved by the same engine the guides use, refreshed when this page regenerates — not transcribed.
CLOSER LCN 4040XP EDA 689
A schedule line, prefix word and all.
4040XP .EDA .689
$902.00 · 4040XP
LCN 4040XP book, effective May 29, 2026 · pp. 31–32
LCN 4040XP RW/PA 689
The same closer on a different arm — and a different price.
4040XP .RWPA .689
$838.00 · 4040XP
LCN 4040XP book, effective May 29, 2026 · pp. 31–32
LCN 4111 SCUSH 695
No handing given, so the resolver asks rather than picking one.
Choose handing:
RH · LH
LCN 4110 book, effective May 29, 2026 · p. 37
Browse LCN product guides
Door closers
Source price book
LCN’s own published book, opened at the page these figures were read off. Conversant links it and hosts nothing.
- LCN price book (PDF) · opens at PDF page 31 · effective May 29, 2026
Common LCN questions
- How do I find the price of an LCN door closer?
- Paste the model with its arm and finish into Pricebook Intelligence, or open the guide for that closer below. The price is resolved from the current LCN price book, and the guide shows that book’s effective date and page range alongside it.
- Can I paste a line straight from a hardware schedule?
- Yes. Schedule notation carries prefix words, quantities and punctuation that a catalog search box normally rejects. A line reading CLOSER LCN 4040XP EDA 689 resolves to the same part number as the bare code.
- Does the arm change the price of an LCN closer?
- Substantially. The same 4040XP body on an EDA arm and on a regular arm with parallel-arm shoe are different list prices, which is why the arm has to be resolved rather than assumed. The two worked examples above show it.
- What do the letters after an LCN model number mean?
- They are the arm and the finish, in that order — EDA, SCUSH, RW/PA name the arm, and the three-digit code that follows is the finish. Both are read from the price book’s own tables.
- What happens if a line is missing information?
- It asks instead of guessing. A closer given without handing comes back with the handings that fit it rather than a price for one the specifier never called out.
- Where does the LCN pricing come from?
- From the current LCN manufacturer price book. Every price carries the book it came from, that book’s effective date and the page range the figures were read off.
- Does Conversant sell LCN products?
- No. These guides publish lookup, configuration and manufacturer list pricing only. Order through an LCN distributor.
Pricing is resolved from the LCN manufacturer price book covering the resolved series, for the configuration given. Conversant does not sell LCN product; these guides publish lookup, configuration and manufacturer list pricing only.
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