Commercial doors are used every day by employees, customers, students, patients, visitors, vendors, and the public. Over time, the hardware that keeps those doors operating safely can wear down, become outdated, or stop performing as it should. When repairs are no...
Municipal buildings and public facilities serve communities every day. From town halls and police departments to recreation centers, administrative offices, utility buildings, public works facilities, and community spaces, these buildings need doors and hardware that...
Aging commercial buildings often need more than cosmetic updates. Doors, frames, hinges, closers, locks, exit devices, thresholds, seals, and access hardware all affect how a facility functions every day. When these systems become worn, outdated, difficult to operate,...
Fire-rated doors are an essential part of a commercial building’s life-safety system. When properly installed and maintained, these doors help slow the spread of fire and smoke, protect exit routes, and give occupants more time to leave the building safely. However,...
Fire-rated commercial doors are an important part of a building’s life-safety system. They are designed to help slow the spread of fire and smoke when properly installed, maintained, and paired with the correct frame and hardware. In schools, churches, healthcare...
Commercial doors do a lot more than open and close. In schools, churches, healthcare buildings, industrial facilities, municipal buildings, offices, and public-use spaces, doors and hardware help support security, accessibility, life safety, traffic flow, and daily...
