John Danes of Allegion shared these Fixed-it Friday photos recently and I’m still wondering what the purpose of this hardware is. Any ideas?
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During a break in the BHMA meetings, I took a walk over to Temple Square, a 35-acre historical and spiritual area, with some beautiful doors…
John Lozano of Allegion sent me these photos from a Greek restaurant where the food was so delicious, it must have distracted the AHJ from the Wordless Wednesday problem.
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I’m at the BHMA meetings this week in Salt Lake City, Utah, and my hotel room has a view of this nearby rooftop area, which gave me the idea for today’s post.
Thresholds and gasketing are simple in comparison to other types of hardware, but the code requirements can make them difficult to properly specify and supply.
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Today’s Fixed-it Friday photo features some creative reinforcements/cover plates/drop plates on an opening that looks like it has seen more than its share of closer replacements.
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As most of you know, my posts and articles tend to be on the (very) technical side…I need some help from all of you to help with an AHJ request about fire door assemblies. Please comment!
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I received today’s Wordless Wednesday photo from Paul Timm of Allegion, who spotted the open padlock dangling from this egress door in a restaurant.
A very common repair includes installing steel fasteners in unused holes, grinding off the fastener heads, and concealing the repair with Bondo, but this is not specifically mentioned in NFPA 80…
