Bill Cushman of Genesis Door and Hardware sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photos of the oldest door in Britain – estimated to be constructed in the 1050’s!
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On November 19th, Ryne Rayburn and Grant Miller of Allegion will be conducting a webinar in conjunction with Building Design + Construction. Read more in today’s post!
Today’s Quick Question: Do the new requirements for locked elevator lobbies apply when there is direct access from the lobby to an exit stairwell? Learn more on November 17th!
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In today’s Fixed-it Friday post, check out this video featuring Tysen Gannon of Allegion, discussing two school projects where sliding doors were incorporated into the design.
At least 6 states have passed laws about locking classroom doors. If your state has a similar law, please share a link in the comments so we can add the information to the list.
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Bill Lawliss of Allegion sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photo, taken in a parking garage. Yes – that appears to be panic hardware on the other side of the door.
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A school district has been advised that they should implement magnets to cover the strikes or other devices to prevent the classroom doors from latching. Is this permitted by code?
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Our next live session on the code requirements for electrified hardware is coming up soon – November 17th! There is still time to register and submit your questions!
Last week I shared some photos of the beautiful brass/bronze doors of Chicago, and during one of my walks I noticed a Fixed-it Friday repair that made me cringe.