This question often arises when a fire door inspector is on-site or when the top latches have become detached: Is fire exit hardware required to be attached to a fire door with through-bolts?
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Our live session on access control systems/normal locking arrangements and the requirements for UL 294/UL 1034 listings is next week…there is still time to register and submit your questions!
A couple of weeks ago I posted some photos from a retail store with multiple blocked exits. The topic of today’s Fixed-it Friday post…how do we know whether the second exit is needed or not?
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Questions about this topic have come up twice in the last two weeks, so I’ve updated this Decoded article about small assembly occupancies with current code references.
Adam Fisk of Allegion sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photo…it’s kind of ironic that someone went to the effort to make a sign for this fire door, which is equipped with zip tie dogging.
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I love kids who love doors! I saw this story about Ethan’s visit to Stanley Access Technologies and I knew I had to share it here on iDigHardware!
The Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) is presenting their third annual Summer Camp Webinar Series: a three-part series for anyone involved in securing our schools.
Bass Security was called out to this site because the electrified panic hardware was no longer working, and this Fixed-it Friday photo shows what they found. YIKES!
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I saw today’s Wordless Wednesday photo posted by Robert Gaiter on the Crap Locksmithing Facebook page…is this some new attachment method I don’t know about?
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