I received today’s Fixed-it Friday photo from John Fuentes of Treanor Design, and we have a question for iDigHardware readers. What’s the reason for the atypical hinge locations on this cruise ship door?
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Specifying panic hardware for gates and doors where it would be exposed to the weather has always been a challenge, but now there is a new option – Von Duprin Outdoor Defense!
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I’ve done a fair amount of traveling, and I’ve seen a lot of door problems worldwide. Tim Weller of Allegion sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photos from a recent stop in Amsterdam.
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Join the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools’ (PASS) third annual School Safety Summer Camp: a three-part webinar series presented by experienced speakers in school safety. The sessions are free!
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In this Decoded article for the accessibility issue of Door Security + Safety Magazine, I covered the accessibility requirements for automatic doors.
Last month, I shared a post written by Christin Kinman of Allegion, about an innovative school security summit she was planning…today’s post is a follow-up about this successful event!
The memories of the 3rd grade joke came flooding back when my kids and I were at the airport in Santa Marta, Colombia. And at least I got some Wordless Wednesday photos! 😀
Today’s post is a follow-up to the previous article from US Glass Magazine, regarding IBC proposal G88-25. What are your thoughts on adding forced entry resistance requirements for schools?
In preparation for an upcoming session on this topic, I have updated this Decoded article with current code references. If you’re not familiar with this recent code change, check it out!
