Eric Rieckers of Yadon Construction Specialties sent me this classic Fixed-it Friday photo of a door gone wrong. Security must not be enhanced at the expense of life safety, and doors in a means of egress must be unlatched with one operation. Several of these locks are also mounted outside of the allowable range for operable hardware.
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And a 1/4″ piece of wood is all that is preventing someone from kicking it in.
It looks perfectly legit to me. I think it is in Colorado and it is where the medical marijuana is stored 🙂
Now I know what to do with all those old samples!
Are they storing gold in there or what?
Bill Elliott was the spec writer. 🙂
You know that when he gets mad he gives the silent treatment for several months, right?
Right Hope you have a Merry Christmas.
😀
I’ve seen more cylinders under the hood of a chevy v8
Less is more
He got mixed up with the definition of a 5 lever lock
If these are all latch lock I would love to see one person opening this door….think about it
so of they are all latch locks this is ultra secure. you would need to be well armed to gain entry
just kick in the hinged side it wound be easier
it is an invite to vandals, that something worthy could be behind the door.
Looks like the average apartment door in N.Y.C.
…if you ever need an illustration to explain why “Keyed Alike” is sometimes a good option.