In today’s post in the series on fire door assembly inspection criteria, I addressed a product that’s very simple, but still causes confusion – meeting stile and perimeter gasketing.
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I have worked on so many projects as a specwriter where the main concern seemed to be aesthetics…after the construction phase is over you never know what will happen!
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Catrinia Molitor sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photos, taken in two different gas stations. One is the ladies’ restroom and the other is the main entrance. #wordless!
DOIT – The Door Opening Industry Training Group has announced the return of Webinar Wednesday in 2026! Check out the upcoming sessions on fire doors, presented live next Wednesday!
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In this guest post, Marilyn Latham of Allegion discusses the process for performing a job site preparation or field modification on a fire door assembly.
Am I the only one who feels like 2025 just flew right by??? It was a super-busy year, with lots of training, code development work, and of course…writing posts for iDigHardware.
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When a door that is secured to prevent unauthorized access from the outside is equipped with an automatic operator, how does the interface between security and accessibility function?
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I saw these doors last week in Mexico City and I’m wordless over the lack of coordination between these amazing vintage locks and the trim on the doors. 🙁
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In yesterday’s post about specification writing, Overtur was mentioned, so I asked my coworker Rachael Blondin to tell us more about the program for the next post in my “What’s that?” series.
