The door in today’s Fixed-it Friday photos is another example from my trip to Colombia, this time in Cali. This door would not comply with the US model codes for egress…can you see why?
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Older buildings present challenges in accessibility, but solutions like the LCN 6400 COMPACT automatic operator can help to address those renovation needs.
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Today’s Wordless Wednesday photos were taken in the lobby of an apartment building, where the ONLY way to exit was for someone at the security desk to press the release button. Yikes!
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Although the photos in this post are not related to door hardware, there are some hardware products that require an opening in the floor – typically a hole in a strike plate. WWYD?
In the next episode of Paul Timm’s podcast – The Changing Face of School Security, he talks with Lieutenant Kelly Martin, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office.
Robert Lucius of Allegion sent me today’s Fixed-it Friday photos, taken in a high school. My heart sank when I saw this “fix.” Think it’s a fire door? WWYD?
I don’t usually post job openings (maybe I should?), but for this one I think there may be some iDigHardware readers who are uniquely qualified for the role. Check it out!
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I guess the resident of this apartment couldn’t find their privacy set release tool…this reminds of the stuff my brothers and I did as kids (yes, we were menaces).
This series of webinars, specifically tailored toward those in the architectural community, covers the SOSS product line and provides AIA CEU credits as well as opportunity for live conversation.
