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.
Frederic Horrell of Allegion sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photos of a church exit that has been taken out of commission…I can’t help but wonder if the AHJ was involved.
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If you conduct fire door inspections, what degree of opening do you use to test the closing and latching of fire door assemblies? A change to the 2027 IFC may affect this process.
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In this episode of The Changing Face of School Security, Paul Timm talks with Dr. Bruno Dias, former DHS associate director and safety consultant with Key Operational Insights.
I just finished up a session at the DHI Connextions conference, and I could not believe how many brass/bronze doors we saw in Chicago! And the accessibility efforts that have been made!
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Kevin Whitney of Allegion sent me today’s Wordless Wednesday photos, and I can’t believe what I’m seeing. Even if this sliver of a door is not an exit, there had to be a better way. #wordless!
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