Years ago I saw a door marked “this is not a door” on the outside and a firefighter explained the reason, but the door in the photo is marked “door blocked” on the INSIDE. Any theories?
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In the next episode of the Allegion podcast – Solving for Multifamily, I talked about the protection provided by code-compliant fire doors in multifamily buildings. Please share this post far and wide!
When I am in an unfamiliar place, I ALWAYS look for the nearest exit in case of an emergency. I’m in Las Vegas and the show venues vary widely in all ways, including the egress routes.
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Check out my crossword puzzle from the conference issue of Door Security + Safety Magazine, to review some of the code requirements related to electrified hardware!
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In recognition of National Fire Prevention Week, I’ve put together a page of resources related to multifamily buildings, AND…I’ve got a podcast episode coming out any minute!
Hal Kelton of DOORDATA Solutions sent me today’s Fixed-it Friday photo, and I’m curious about the reason but also surprised that someone would cut four closer shoes to make a shim. Yikes!
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I recently saw a great case study from TGP demonstrating the use of glazing in a stair enclosure to prioritize visual connection and occupant safety. Check it out in today’s post!
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In many of the countries I’ve visited outside of the US and Canada it’s very unusual to see obvious indications of attention paid to egress. These doors left me wordless in a positive way!
I recently received these photos, taken in a university classroom, and I’m hoping that some iDigHardware readers will share your thoughts on using this function for classroom doors.
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If you’re heading to the DHI ConNextions conference in Las Vegas next week, Mark Kuhn and I are teaching a 2-hour code update on Wednesday, October 9th from 10 AM to noon!
I received today’s Fixed-it Friday photos from Herman Hauer of M&D Door…I wonder how long the closer will survive mounted this way. Any bets?
Mike Robinson sent me these photos of a mounted sample of a “spring hinge” and asked if I knew anything about this product. Have any of you seen this product before?